Sentence examples for bleak start from inspiring English sources

For comfort and happiness, that was a bleak start in life.

Adelaide's bleak start to the A-League season continued with a scoreless draw with Newcastle.

We've got off to a rather bleak start: is he really such a nihilist?

Reporters crowded Walsh before Monday's game, peppering him with questions about the team's bleak start.

Protests broke out in several places after the first set of Ramadan prayers on Sunday night, and the following morning.It has been a bleak start to Ramadan.

The way he tells it, Stephen Manderson (for his real name isn't Professor Green, surprisingly) had a bleak start in life.

Pittsburgh has not lost a home game in the playoffs, and home never looked so good after the Penguins' bleak start in Detroit.

After a potentially bleak start the year that could stretch throughout the first quarter, 2012 is expected to pick up dramatically with advertiser-friendly summer events in the Euro 2012 football championships and the London Olympics.

Given the salary cap troubles that forced them to jettison talented players before the year, the Saints' record is understandable, but few teams have ever come from such a bleak start to make the playoffs.

Since the release of my memoir I've had emails from all over the world praising my honesty and for emerging so 'balanced' from such a bleak start to life.

From a bleak start, As You Like It weaves to a complex conclusion, pierced with lightning flashes of redemption; it profoundly earns its right to celebrate and to intimate the possibility of joy and even love.