Sentence examples for doldrums over from inspiring English sources

The tune, always inspiring, has lifted me out of many doldrums over the years.

So the bears have been outsmarted and the bulls still need a higher price if they are to assert that the gold doldrums are over.

The ongoing quest to find something that might lift the genre out of its current commercial doldrums hangs over the event.

Yet the sector has piqued the interest of George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, for the way it has quietly grown during the economic doldrums.Over the past decade space has become a medium-sized industry in Britain, with revenues of about £7.5 billion in 2008-09, according to a survey by Oxford Economics, a consultancy.

Hampstead has been in the doldrums; now Edward Hall takes over the theatre most strongly identified with new writing, with an appetising forward schedule but a mediocre inaugural play.

His powerful chemistry of romantic angst and virtuosic urbanity brought him chart hits with an early smooth-jazz public in the 1950s; then there was a pragmatic preference for nightclub proprietorship over playing, doldrums years in the 1970s and 1980s, and an astonishing renaissance over the past decade in which he has erupted again like a long-dormant volcano.

The news business may be in the doldrums, but the competition over business news could be heating up.

"Computer science has been in the doldrums for years, but over the last two or three years, it's back on the agenda," said Nicholson.

Bay was in the doldrums when House took over.

Among the biggest beneficiaries of the resentment over the country's economic doldrums was the Socialist Party, once presided over by Mr. Milosevic, which won 14.54 percent of the vote.

To Leibovit, it means that the doldrum days for gold are nearly over, that a surge to new highs is just around the corner.