Sentence examples for gets grim from inspiring English sources
While a few said they'd cower while he's in the shower, Most said they were willing to try To be true footballers, those tough-padded maulers Who suck it up when the going gets grim.
Later, as Lanier introduces resource scarcity, climate change and a technologically driven labor surplus into the picture, the beach gets grim: You sit at the edge of the ocean, wherever the coast will be after Miami is abandoned to the waves.
Correction to this articleTHE news from Afghanistan gets grimmer.
The teaching (Jill's current job, my old one) just gets grimmer.
NORTH, S.C. — The grim just gets grimmer here at the Edisto Grocery, where all day long people with not enough work come to eat $2.25 fried bologna sandwiches, pick up some horse feed and complain about the price of diesel.
This gets grimmer still when you consider that money the government's set aside to help local councils is largely finding its way to wealthy, Tory-run areas, such as Surrey, Hampshire and Oxfordshire.
As the news gets grimmer, the demands mount for an urgent ceasefire.
But when you parse the data more closely, it gets grimmer still.
Now good news is getting grim quickly.
Then things really get grim: later, a young woman explodes.
