Sentence examples for dismal from from inspiring English sources

"We weren't surprised at the final vote," Ms. Lehnhard said, adding that the outlook in the House is "pretty dismal from our perspective".

Since his breakout performance of 22 points in Game 1, Austin Croshere has scored just 12 points, and has been dismal from 3-point range.

In truth, the outlook has long been dismal from the banks of the Potomac and the Thames, and now it is starting to look grim from the banks of the Huangpu.Gone is the optimism of yesteryear.

While the Magic dominated the action in the lane, where its players scored 30 points in the first half, Orlando was dismal from beyond the 3-point line, missing its first seven attempts.

Pint from £3.20, 69-76 Regent Street, 01223 323405, grainstore-cambridge.co.uk It looks a bit dismal from outside, but this student-friendly pub (Anglia Ruskin University is nearby), with its pizza oven, film nights and firm focus on craft beer, is a find.

Investors, who have grappled with dismal earnings from corporations ranging from big banks to retailers to metal manufacturers, cheered the report from Google.

Besides this, virtually every major initiative from Villaraigosa has been a dismal failure; from a poorly executed program to plant more trees to a subsidized drive to refashion downtown Los Angeles into a mini-Manhattan.

What about the poor nation, still reeling, apparently, from the disappointment of England's dismal exit from the World Cup, still waiting for Fred Perry to be allowed finally to lie in peace?

But there was silence from Iran's regional rival Saudi Arabia and dismal warnings from Israel that the deal would merely embolden its fiercest adversary.

Pretty dismal signal from MPC to Britain's savers.

Its loss attracted little attention, however, alongside equally dismal numbers from other struggling manufacturers.