Sentence examples for gloomy down from inspiring English sources

It was so gloomy down on the 10th in the play-off that Scott found he could not read the green.

If they can't reach an exit before the market skies turn stormy, they may be left struggling to raise money, and end up with gloomy down rounds.

The first time, I was almost a teen-ager, and it happened in a gloomy, run-down Episcopal church in Brooklyn.

Gloomy, gloomy, gloomy guys!

He recalled how an earlier writer, Jan Neruda, had described it as "a run-down, destitute, gloomy place".

Financial stocks are seen by some investors as the bargain of the moment.After all, the news has been so gloomy, what with the write-downs on mortgage-related bonds, the exposure to a slowing American economy and the crisis at Bear Stearns.

Some analysts had expressed guarded confidence that Theresa May's arrival in Downing Street might have made companies less gloomy.

In The Dry, Falk wanders down gloomy country roads.

In short, Americans may indeed be gloomy and hunkered down.

And money is tight.Whoever wins, America will tread a very different path from the gloomy one down which George Bush has taken itOn foreign policy, the candidates are closer than is often supposed.

And when he ventured outside he headed either for the church or for the Friesenstube, a dark and gloomy bar just down the road.