Sentence examples for dismal gray from inspiring English sources
Outside, just across from the plaza's sculpted bushes and fountain, squatted the dismal gray building where many (myself included) have been vetted for jury duty.
Most of the dismal neutral gray seats were quickly covered by fans in blue jerseys, but there were large empty gaps in the sections just below the luxury boxes.
Detroit is portrayed as a gray, dismal city full of shuttered storefronts.
And the streets were so yellow, gray, wrinkled, dismal.
Even in the dismal light of a gray Valentine's Day dawn, Dafna Shapiro could make out the unkempt line of her eyebrows in the sterling silver hand mirror she held up to her face.
"Less squalor at La Guardia, one would hope," said David White, a technology consultant from Britain who had just returned to New York from Chicago and was waiting in a long taxi line, on an afternoon as gray and dismal as the terminal he had just left.
It's a dismal landscape... overcast and gray.
The landscape is weird and dismal, especially in the kind of gray weather we had today.
It's here that the stories of metal scrapping, a clear symptom of the city's dismal economic prospects, have become a gray-market industry.
Outside, the rain continued to hammer away at our dismal little world, and the sky had shucked the last of its evening gray to take on an intense purplish tone that was ominous, close-in, Biblical.
The opportunity classroom at Nimitz is a dismal place--a portable classroom in a corner of the schoolyard with gray walls, burned-out lights and discarded shop machines collecting dust in a corner.
