Sentence examples for dismal style from inspiring English sources
There were just 26 seconds of extra time left on the clock in Sydney when England's No10, having already scored four penalties, struck that drop goal and secured England's first world title The reigning world champions had begun the defence of their crown in dismal style but improved significantly enough to reach the final in Paris.
England are collapsing in dismal dismal fashion.
England folded in dismal fashion to lose the fifth Test within three days and with it the Ashes series 5-0 to end their miserable winter in entirely appropriate style.
Not only do whole asset classes go through dismal periods, but investing styles too go in and out of fashion.
Most of his piece, written in his actually rather readable conversational style, concerned his dismal academic record.
Edwards' career dipped after a dismal experience filming the wacky-races style comedy The Great Race in 1965; it was only by returning to the Panther movies in the mid-70s did he regain his former lustre.
The structures consequentially erected to house these agencies and their enormous tribes of delegates, bureaucrats, secretariats and ancillaries form a dismal anthology of the international modernist style in architecture at its barbaric worst, and indeed of its totalitarian antithesis.
The dismal turnout has nothing to with professorial style, school ranking or subject matter.
On Tuesday, Brexit secretary David Davis told a waiting press corps not to fear Britain being plunged into a "Mad Max-style dystopia", following an increasingly dismal and eccentric performance in his EU negotiations.
Wolves boss McCarthy admitted he was under pressure to get a result after the recent dismal sequence and rain-soaked Molineux celebrated in style following a real show of character in the closing stages to fashion the win.
Manish Gajjar of BBC wrote of his performance: "Director-turned-actor, Farhan Aktar surprises all with his superb, flawless performance, transforming from a hippy-style lead-singer to a subdued, dismal workaholic banker".
