Sentence examples for days of gloom from inspiring English sources
In these days of gloom and terror, we feel that the homemaker's obligation to provide high-class entertainment right around the fireside is greater than usual.
Jay Hecht, assistant to the superintendent of Community School District 3 in Manhattan, disagreed, calling the speech the first bright spot in days of gloom.
He said that "Take a Bow" is perfectly fitted for a "post-break-up days of gloom" and further praised Rihanna's vocals on the song.
"Things We Forget" [Perigee, $12.00] started as a personal project to inspire my friends and colleagues and equally importantly, myself, during the days of gloom and doom of the economic recession of 2008.
Out of nowhere, he sank into four days of bottomless gloom, tearful, angry and resentful.
After days of deepening gloom, BP and two Obama administration officials suggested on Wednesday that the company was closer to a solution that might halt the seemingly uncontrollable oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
Summer always comes late to Southern California, but that seemed to be particularly true this year, as the cloudy gray days of June gloom stretched well into August for many areas.
His hair is greased back, his chest bare and his voice shot through with end-of-days gloom – a picture of pathos and seediness few other frontmen can touch.
He responded: "I lived through the days and nights of gloom following the assassination.
One visitor noted in 1875 that: "The Sabbath was a day of intolerable gloom.
"Even in these days of doom and gloom, it's up 30-50% a year.
