Sentence examples for dreary time from inspiring English sources

In Burns's own words: It was a dreary time in my life.

I liked the idea of serving something Mediterranean-inspired for this dreary time of year, and thought about a dish I had eaten in Southern Italy.

It may be a dreary time in the magazine business, but you wouldn't know it inside the offices of People StyleWatch, a bright spot in the industry.

The house smelled of mildew, and summoned up the Connecticut suburbs of the "Ice Storm" period, that fond and dreary time of rec rooms, Deep Purple posters, and latchkey afternoons.

"I would have a dreary time of it now: it was clear 20 years ago the movie companies were destroying movies, and now it's gotten to the point where the success of certain movies is destroying the critics.

The film is set in late 1950, the age of austerity, a sad, dreary time when rationing was still on, a minor black market thrived, Labour's brave new world was coming unstuck and the Korean War had just brought about an extension of national service.

"Commerce," says the heading, promising dreary times ahead.

Some say ordinary Japanese like him because they hanker after an outspoken, larger-than-life figure with simplistic answers to enliven these dreary times.

Mr. Petzold and his peers were educated in the '80s and '90s, dreary times for German cinema, during which most filmmakers were not only uninspired but also indifferent to the particulars of contemporary life.

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It's hard to stay in a good mood during these dark and dreary times, but there are ways to cozy up your house and actually enjoy these cold winter months.