Sentence examples for dismal sentence from inspiring English sources
The housing futures contract traded on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange is predicting a fall of 5% next year.In this section Ready or not The FSA flinches Slowly does it Branching out Checking the thermostat Dismal science, dismal sentence Reprints Related items America's house-price bubble: What's that hissing sound?Aug 24th 2006Elsewhere, our global house-price indicators signal a cheerier story.
Too young for horticultural friends, depressed by my dismal new gardening book (sample sentence: "Late Jan .apply sulphate of potash ¾ oz/ square yard")., I panic-shopped lavender and clematis, and watched them die.
Scant evidence, the difficulty of weighing contrasting accounts and the severity of the prison sentence (not to mention the dismal experience in jail for a convicted rapist) make convictions unlikely.
Peter's waiflike figure embodies the notion that one must remain diminutive to avoid the dreariness and loss of magic that maturity necessarily entails; if adulthood is a dismal graveyard, puberty is its initial death sentence.
As I returned to the dismal street, there came to me unbidden this sentence from John's Gospel: "Now there stood by the cross of Jesus his mother, and his mother's sister, Mary the wife of Cleophas, and Mary Magdalene".
"What Corporate America Cannot Build: A Sentence" makes several correct comments about the dismal quality of communication skills and commerce.
Dismal streets, dismal lives.
"It's dismal, very dismal".
DISMAL economies are often dismal for economists.
Risk management was dismal.
