Sentence examples for drab as from inspiring English sources

It was as drab as you like.

But the building remained as drab as ever.

The products seemed drab, as did their image.

And dark needn't mean drab, as visitors who have admired the couple's glittering array of Emmy awards can attest.

Mr Edwards' method is to switch things around, so that the screenplay is laughable but the mood and visuals are as drab as possible.

Whether that's too much or too little, they're as dry and drab as ham (not that there's anything wrong with ham).

Humor is used in deft dribs and drabs, as well as in one large dollop in the person of John Goodman, who is over-the-top hilarious as the local exterminator.

But do the same to a Rich Tea, and it will remain as drab and as dry as it was in the packet.

They respond in dribs and drabs, as Japan did in the 1990s and Europe did in 2008.

The place is much as I remember it imposing and grand but drabber, as if some gilt had been rubbed off.

But more redundancies are due and many employees, like Julian Calvo, a police officer, are paid in dribs and drabs, as and when the town hall has money in its coffers.