Sentence examples for dismal bar from inspiring English sources
"If I did what they said I did," he reasoned one night at the dismal bar of a chain restaurant, "you think that I'd be here?" The DeFedes met in 1958 and married 12 years later, each with a divorce in the rear view.
When Cohen moved his bookstore into its new home on Fifty-ninth Street, he hired an architectural firm called Kramer & Kramer to renovate what had been a rather dismal bar, which someone set fire to on the eve of its closing.
Last week's ranking: 7. DeVos gave for-profit Charlotte School of Law a new chance to take taxpayer money, after the Department of Education determined in December that the school, which has dismal bar passage rates, deceived its students and violated federal law.
After the aborted resurrection, a long recessional ensues, taking up two hundred and thirty-five dismal, monotonous bars.
Both bars met dismal fates.
We wanted to eat before heading to our lodgings, but the resort's main restaurant was booked for the night, and our other on-mountain options -- pizza and wings at the hotel bar -- were dismal.
The eating area extends around the bar, down a slightly dismal corridor and into a separate dining-room beside the kitchen.
While Lecter still tops many best fictional villain lists, his stock has taken a dive in recent years, with Brett Ratner's bland Red Dragon adaptation and the dismal Hannibal Rising prequel lowering the bar on the big screen.
Then Ms. Jones returns to Western press reports: "It's the hard-times Africa you read about: one vast undifferentiated lump of dismal news reports dispatched from dreary expat bars by disaffected Western journalists".
Early on in this dismal misadventure, I found myself sitting at the bar at Mayfield's with Mr. Recipe, the frightening "spice guru" from my Munchies video.
Commentators and newscasters glide with easy assurance thru the dismal swamp of events, pointing out a flashing wing bar here, a curved beak there, chattering freely of immaturities, changed stripes, dusky streaks.
