Sentence examples for bleak space from inspiring English sources
The results, while a clear improvement on Lucas's juvenile prequels, are nonetheless some pretty bleak space operas.
Sainsbury's also promises to turn the bleak space in front of the supermarket into an area with shops, restaurants and a creche, or community facility.
Murphy tears through this bleak space, playing a cast of increasingly hostile small-town characters, and engaging in a ritualised dialogue with the disembodied voice of his "Mammy".
The northern sector extends through densely developed areas of terraced houses and flats up to the bleak space known as Wormwood Scrubs, with its prison built by convicts in 1874 90 and still in use today.
Nevertheless, Miss Holmes said she was able to envision this bleak space as her very own Soulveggie Delicious catering and takeout shop, and not as the dusty, cobwebby former beauty supply outlet that it appeared to be.
As they hopscotch from pawn shop to whore house and beyond, Mr. Armfield invests their progressively bleak spaces and situations with a grungy patina that somehow never seems dirty enough, filthy enough, grotesque enough.
"The subject of pain is the business I am in," she wrote, and one of her arches is set in a cell, one of a sequence of unimaginably bleak spaces, one would have said, except that she imagined them.
New York City residents have long hoped to reclaim their Hudson River shoreline south of 59th Street by restoring rotting piers and replacing the parking lots and other bleak spaces that now exist with an inviting mix of walkways, playing fields and modest commercial development.
By working with art therapists, the hope is that these children can eventually "start showing the trauma through the art materials… and they tend to have very powerful, emotional pieces that come almost from the bleakest spaces that they've gone to".
Negron, who will continue his design work this fall after taking two years off to be at home with Matteo, knew he wanted to transform the bleak white space into a robust nest.
It is the vast plain and bleak open space that matches the emotional landscape of Lear: a kind of horizontal abyss that opens up as if due to a shifting of tectonic plates.
