Cable still has a bit to go before it has clawed back all of the losses it suffered this time last week, while the pound has barely escaped its 7 week lows against the euro....Today's rather dreary, pound-heavy trading is likely the template for the rest of the week, as there is nothing in the run-up to the election that can topple it from its dominant perch.
For one thing, you got to trade your dreary, everyday office clothes for a smarter outfit, which you see illustrated near the beginning of the show in a 1621 portrait of the scholar and poet Pan Qintai, a Suzhou native who represented the late-Ming model of the recluse type.
With the new Glowlight, BN traded the dreary blacks and grays for a more buoyant white finish… sort of like the one Kindles use to have in the early days.
Statistics at that time was a dreary welter of population numbers, trade figures, and the like.
Grub Street compiles these dreary cliches of the food-writing trade and asks readers to "source" some of their own.
These thrilling efforts came in the wake of five comparatively dreary frames in which both players traded consecutive blows.
Caroline Lucas rushes in late, presumably from another emergency at her veal farm, and warns everyone that the present Europe, while necessary, is a 'desperate and dreary view that depends upon more free trade and less free movement'.
That, in turn, might liven up what has been another dreary September for Mets fans, with key players injured or traded, with youngsters up from the minors hoping to impress but maybe not quite ready.
Mr. Clark said today's trading resembled the period from 1966 to 1982, when a dreary, horizontal market left investors frustrated and poorer.
During the late 1980s, 90s, and early 2000s, when the terrorists were growing up, the town centre gradually became a soulless concrete jungle, home to trading estates, multi-story car parks and the dank and dreary dictatorship of Wycombe bus station.
