Sentence examples for bleak nights from inspiring English sources

Setting myself an upper limit of $125, without taxes, for a night's stay ($25 more than I would budget for hotels in any other U.S. city), I envisioned bleak nights in sour, minuscule rooms with peeling wallpaper, ventilated only by air shafts.

It was a bleak night for Democrats.

A cold, gray, bleak night for him in Paris.

On a bleak night, this was a grim outing.

Prosinecki, meanwhile, admitted it had been a bleak night for Azerbaijan.

Given its themes you might expect Gagarin Way to be a heavy, bleak night out.

The second chapter opens on a bleak night 30 years later.

It was a bleak night for British artists, who were shunned at the ceremony in Los Angeles.

For Obama, Reid's survival was one of the few bright spots in an otherwise bleak night for Democrats.

After that bleak night in 1979 when Scotland lost its nerve, I thought I should never see it in my lifetime.

Set in the resonantly named town of Burnfield (how scorched was my valley), "subUrbia" is a portrait of one bleak night, both typical and eventful, on the sidewalk in front of the store, where a group of bored friends kill time for hours on end.