"drab day" is correct in written English and can be used to describe a dull, boring, or uninspiring day.
For example, "I was really unmotivated this morning because of the drab day outside."
That wet, drab day in the run-up to Christmas was the final straw; his point of no return.
Colfax's whites dedicated the monument to their dead on a drab day in the spring of 1921.
It was on a drab day in Paris in early November last year when Patrick Mouratoglou gave an indication of how rough 2015 had been for Serena Williams as she had chased the calendar year grand slam.
Yuvraj's unbeaten, 40-ball innings of 39, yes 39, was the highlight of a drab day of Test cricket here in Mohali yesterday.
The only thing that could have made Westminster more Hollywood on a drab Tuesday afternoon was if Brad had come along as well.
But on a drab Monday morning, Maryland coach Randy Edsall touted the present.
Like no other building in Los Angeles, it is seen, perhaps quixotically, as a symbol of the city's new downtown, now drab by day and somewhat lifeless at night.
I was a young teenager, far from radical, but it was the thing to do that drab February day in 2003.
The response caused Mr. Martin to reflect: "You sit on the subway, and so many people look drab on a winter's day.
The contrast between the drab present-day diner and the past's sun-saturated Anytown sets the tone for the show's dreamy depiction of the nineteen-sixties.
Viewed against the backdrop of this tale's drab, modern-day urban setting, a good fairy's intercession in a poor schnook's life makes for an absurd rather than a classically happy ending.
