Sentence examples for darkest weeks from inspiring English sources
The chairman of NZC later claimed it to be, "one of the darkest weeks in the history of our sport".
He blasts the European Central Bank for inaction, praises the other bankers and officials who got together to prevent contagion and stabilise the system in the darkest weeks of 2009, and highlights the difference between Europe's east (now recovering) and its south (which isn't).
It had been the "darkest week ever" in his 26 years of service, fumed René Kosirnik, head of the ICRC delegation to Israel and the occupied territories.Televised images of hundreds of Palestinian men being rounded up in Tulkarm schoolyards, hands clutched behind their heads, may have appeased Israeli public opinion.
So after the first dark weeks when the future seemed unreachable, they decided to rally and rebuild.
Such an investment could have saved the present government a million-dollar rescue operation and the trapped miners some long, dark weeks.
In the short term, however, the dark weeks at the St . Jamesand other theaters have contributed to one of the worst business years for Broadway in recent memory.
After approaching screenwriters, to no avail, Stewart took the project on himself and began writing Rosewater on weekends and during dark weeks on The Daily Show.
These dark weeks of the year, when everything turns to soggy mush, can make even the most enthusiastic among us fall out of love with the garden.
Their union, until the final dark weeks before Johnson took his own life, seems to have been a placid one, a safe place in which he could work.
Where I went and what I ordered on Sunday, after receiving that final text, I have no idea – all I could think about was the fact that fewer than four dull, dark weeks had passed since Dawn and I, along with a large number of other friends, sat down in a North London pub after attending an Arsenal game.
