Sentence examples for gloom from from inspiring English sources
A place famed for offering diners second helpings, The OFEH thaws Fenland gloom from your heart.
There's a lot of gloom from economic experts in today's op-ed pages.
These pieces transcend the gloom from the moment they are heard.
GLOOM From the four corners of the city the fires rise from the heaped refuse and burn our eyes.
So why the voices of gloom from Europe, where pressure has been strong for a strengthened dollar?
Knackered office furniture was piled high next to windows caked with soot, letting in the gloom from Commercial Road.
In the entryway, the quality of the light glooming from the sitting room doorway was inexplicably dingy and sulking, when the south-facing front windows still had no curtains and the weather was fair.
The dancers emerge from the gloom and from ensemble dancing for small solo moments.
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The first young man sat in the front seat and the gloom lifted from his face.
Can the photogenic smile of Magic Johnson erase the gloom left from the Murdochites and the McCourts?
