Sentence examples for dim day from inspiring English sources
Their north-facing city view is mainly of rooftops and water towers, but at night or on a dim day, they can see the reflection of the Empire State Building in one building.
Officer Harris, who has been on the force 19 years, said that at the end of the "dark, dim day of Sept. 11" he sealed his uniform in plastic and kept it in a closet.
It was a dim day for Royal Bank of Scotland and the euro zone's economic prospects, but leading shares in Europe still managed to make gains on Monday thanks to a strong performance by stocks in Asia and news that the U.K. government was launching a second rescue plan for British banks.
WASHINGTON — Any hope for a fast and quiet resolution to the Congressional battle over a payroll tax cut seemed to dim Tuesday as members of a bipartisan negotiating committee clashed over how to pay for the extension, and Senate Democrats suggested that they would come up with their own bill to get the matter resolved.
HOURS -- Lunch, Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; dinner, Monday through Friday, 3 30 p.m. to 9 30 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 3 30 to 10 p.m.; dim sum, Saturday and Sunday, 10 30 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. CREDIT CARDS -- Visa and MasterCard.
The glow emanating from the Yankees' home opener Friday quickly dimmed Saturday.
His hopes of getting on the local airwaves were further dimmed Friday when the Campaign Finance Board would not release to him $1 million in matching funds.
It was a dim, greasy day, raining lightly.
Prospects for a $19 billion federal infusion -- covering more than 40percentt of a $43 billion system that would be the nation's largest single investment in transportation infrastructure in decades -- dim each day as Washington scrambles madly for trillions of dollars in savings to raise the national debt ceiling.
THE lights at Madison Square Garden were dim on Wednesday night.
