Sentence examples for dismal clouds from inspiring English sources
Friday dawned bright and sunny and clear over the second round of the US PGA Championship and the light breezes seemed to have chased the dismal clouds that had descended on the blond locks of the unfortunate John Daly.
The dismal forecasts have cast a dark cloud on the financial health of Japan's largest utility, a company with strong links to government that has dominated the country's power industry for decades.
There is no hint of the dismal economic climate that today clouds all commercial ventures.
Still, the trends for newspapers are so dismal right now that even McClatchy sees clouds on the horizon.
And unlike your plane's actual windows, this site works fine at night, and in clouds, and even from the dismal confines of a (gasp) middle seat.
This was the dismal, night-time town of thrown fireworks, tear-gas clouds and surging riot shields, seen in pictures beamed around the world.
The Great Concavity (Canadians call it the Great Convexity) is now thoroughly irradiated and dismal, overcast by a "drooling and piss-coloured bank of teratogenic clouds" held at bay by powerful fans.
Much less did I let her dismal performance on State Security's television program Cuba's Reasons cloud my enjoyment of her sincere, brave, youthful posts.
Dismal streets, dismal lives.
"It's dismal, very dismal".
