Sentence examples for direst day from inspiring English sources
It always seemed to his friends that even the direst day could suddenly be redeemed when a door opened wide to admit the benign, cheerful, cherubic presence of the journalist Derek Brown, who has died suddenly aged 63.
Growing fears over the Chinese economy culminated in a dire day for global markets on 29 August, dubbed "China's Black Monday".
AEA Technology, the science and engineering firm, had a dire day after issuing a profits warning due to a delay in the award of contracts.
The idea came to me by reading the news on a particularly dire day.
The Ohio State football season, already tenuous with the suspension of five players and Coach Jim Tressel being investigated by the N.C.A.A., appeared even more dire Thursday.
In the less dire, day-to-day use cases, the app is a "hyperlocal news app" allowing users to share what's happening on campus whether it's an extracurricular event or party.
The emotional turmoil and quiet confusion starts several weeks before the holiday and culminates in a litany of rationalizations right up until that dire Sunday.
The situation was looking dire Friday night for the people and more than 100 animals trapped inside a rapidly flooding North Carolina animal shelter in the wake of Hurricane Florence.
The forecast is better for the next couple of days, then dire again on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
He reported, though, that he had been questioned in a voir dire the day before along with about forty other potential jurors, among them several mental-health practitioners.
