Sentence examples for get gloomy from inspiring English sources

No need to get gloomy.

The opening of the film made the defining statement of Curtisland philosophy, his considered response to 9/11: "Whenever I get gloomy with the state of the world, I think about the arrivals gate at Heathrow Airport," Grant's character says.

Before we get gloomy, let's look at the bright side: in the short time the apps have been available there have been some smart uses of both, including product demos, launches, interviews and, interestingly, some citizen journalism of Sunday's collapse of three buildings and blaze in New York.

Most people get gloomy on Sunday evening.

The total solar eclipse is upon us and things are about to get gloomy.

"Whenever I get gloomy with the state of the world, I think about the arrivals gate at Heathrow Airport".

And although the economy's prognosis seems to get gloomier every week, he says that Preserve is sticking with its forecast of more growth this year.

And, as voters get gloomier, the government will need to focus on keeping them happy by improving public services which is what it promised to do at the last election.

Committee chair Margaret Hodge described it as "a heck of a lot of money to be invested simply to get to a strategic business case that could, down the road, get gloomier and gloomier".

So, instead of getting gloomy and resigning yourself to 2012's habits, get realistic.

Sometimes in California it gets gloomy when the clouds roll in off the ocean.