Sentence examples for drab note from inspiring English sources
Jacobsson stated that "Wiz Kids" "ends the show on a drab note" while Mink stated that the segment "pretty much fall[s] flat".
Make your notes less drab and dull.
He merely noted that the Chinese dressed alike -- "drab" -- and rode bikes that looked alike.
He was directed down a corridor cul-de-sac, and, when he found the galleys, noted that they were disappointingly glossy; he recalled drab, matte Soviet volumes.
Intriguingly, another gynandromorph cardinal sighted briefly in 1969 had the opposite plumage, they note: the male's bright red plumes on the right, the drabber female feathers on the left.
John Updike once noted that within American fiction "the slot between the fantastic and the drab seems too narrow".
"You spend more time in your cubicle than you do at home," notes Kelley Moore, the author of Cube Chic: Take Your Office Space from Drab to Fab! "If you design your space in a creative way that inspires you, it will inspire you to be more productive".
One young man in an olive drab jacket leaned against the wall for most of the day, taking pictures of Bender and Bakkila and scribbling notes.
