Sentence examples for bleak hour from inspiring English sources

It seemed that people here were in a holding pattern, willing to give the government the benefit of the doubt because in this bleak hour it seemed the best hope.

Over the summer I watched the videos – 11 bleak hours of filmed abuse.

For those feeling particularly restless between the demise of last season and the birth of spring training, the contemplation of such a resting place may fill the bleak hours.

The first hint that the Babestation myth might not measure up to the reality is the journey there: previously based on Great Portland Street, the operation recently moved a bleak, hour-long drive down the motorway to new premises, housed on an industrial estate outside of town.

Obituarists recount his bleakest hour, when indiscretion and an inability to resist a dissenting quip saw him sacked from the cabinet by Margaret Thatcher, his beloved "Leaderene".

Even though they found themselves in the town's bleakest hour, the rabbi said that clergy members kept remarking to one another about the profound spiritual intimacy that had been born.

But its bleakest hours are notably absent.

But the fact that doctors and ordinary Greeks were organizing to pitch in where the state failed gave her hope in her bleakest hours.

Along the way, the residents also bonded as never before, through shared bottles of wine in the bleakest hours and long climbs up the 31 flights in the days after the attack, when the building was without electricity.

He will be the savior who made your child smile in the bleakest hours and there is nothing more valuable than that.

Elsewhere, he is tersely bleak: "23 hour day lock up.