Sentence examples for gloomy spring from inspiring English sources

Ifirst heard the music of Thomas Adès on a gloomy spring day in Aldeburgh, England, in 1995.

By Alex Ross Ifirst heard the music of Thomas Adès on a gloomy spring day in Aldeburgh, England, in 1995.

DETROIT — Sales for each of the nation's four largest automakers fell last month, prompting some executives to forecast a gloomy spring, a period that typically posts strong sales.

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Kenny Perry, 49, shot a wide grin when a crowd member on 15 yelled, in full Long Islandese: "Win one for us old guys, Kenny!"–a rare flash of sunlight in what for him has been a gloomy spring since his brutal breakdown in the Masters, where he blew a lead with a few holes left, then lost in a three-way playoff.

The lovable, feel-good Cubs descended into a gloomy spring as they welcomed back shortstop Addison Russell from a suspension for violating the sport's domestic violence policy.

Still, this is a handy argument for Mr Kohl to use when joblessness remains at its gloomiest spring level since 1945.

These lovely, gloomy Christmas cards that cost a buck.

My ideal solace for a gloomy winter night.

Doing things with Jell-O improves Erica's mood, and she is oddly gloomy today.

The numbers in a gloomy 1984 report from the TRB said it all.