Sentence examples for doldrums of from inspiring English sources

The doldrums of the 1990s are a distant memory.Well, almost.

These are interspersed with vast doldrums of boredom.

(Maybe the doldrums of July were to blame).

Magellan's crew, lost in the doldrums of the Pacific, slowly starving to death.

They also avoid the doldrums of strict, day-by-day linear storytelling.

Mainly it is about breaking the doldrums of long, lonely deployments.

The modest uptick was a notable increase compared with the doldrums of September, when there were zero filings.

The unemployment rate remains locked in a range that recalls the economic doldrums of the early 1980s.

Of course, efforts to reduce greenhouse gases have been made easier by the global economic doldrums of recent years.

It chronicles Mrs. Thatcher's divisive policies as prime minister as she led Britain through the economic doldrums of the 1980s.

Nyet" -- and was eventually exiled as ambassador to the foreign policy doldrums of New Zealand and Samoa.