During the first stretch of this year's dire, post-Cowell "American Idol" season, the network has been getting maximum mileage out of a clip in which Steven Tyler says "Well hellfire, save matches, [Bleep] a duck and see what hatches".
Stop making excuses and stop the spin (performance comparisons that include the dire performance post Hatfield are disingenuous).
In her first BBC interview since announcing she will retire from her post in March, Ms Amos discussed the increasingly dire situation.
Well, that's if you believe the dire warning posted on the Survival Center website.
I found pages of friendly endorsements and dire warnings, posted anonymously under usernames, which is the new synonym for "fake names".
Waterstones has just posted dire results: £37.3m losses.
[C1.] Advanced Micro Devices defied Wall Street's dire predictions and posted its first profitable quarter in nine months, as strong sales of its microprocessors offset pricing pressure in its troubled memory chip division.
This dire outlook necessitates post-Fukushima reforms that will truly minimize extreme nuclear power risks.
Connecticut Light and Power, the state's major utility, posted a dire update on the company's Twitter feed: "Unprecedented damage from this storm.
So the neighbors were thunderstruck Oct. 16 when the Poissonnerie Bleue, the street's fish market (No. 5), with no advance warning, posted a dire message on its chalkboard: "The fish store will close for good on October 31 , 2012
But the clan will still ask why he stationed seven defensive players behind three ineffective counterattackers in the first half and posted a dire 29% possession rate up to the interval.
