Sentence examples for glum times from inspiring English sources

But there is no doubt that these are glum times for people wearing the Republican scarlet letter.

[Pages B1 and B8.] But many economists remain worried that momentum could soon weaken, with the economy sliding back into glum times.

But if Orwell was hardly a proto-feminist, his vision of the capitalistic commodification of human experience surely captures something of our glum times.

Even important global events such as Russia's invasion of Georgia have been seen through that prism.But for all that Americans can at least take some comfort, during these glum times, over the state of their democracy, at least on the presidential level.

It's a glum time to be a fish lover (you may as well enjoy it while you can).

Amid the corporate scandals, bankruptcies, rising unemployment and falling consumer confidence, it's a glum time on Wall Street.

The 1980s were a glum time: many albums flopped, his collaboration (eg with the Grateful Dead), charity singing (eg Live Aid 1985) and movies (eg the disastrous Hearts of Fire) were badly received.

Aaron admitted to not being able to listen to it for months after its completion, and A Skin, A Night, a documentary by Vincent Moon about Boxer's recording, depicted a thoroughly glum time.

You'll eat gritty sausages washed down with lukewarm cans of Export, smoke a tonne of rollies because there's fuck all else to do, repeatedly talk about temperature fluctuations, and generally have a glum time of things.

Some contrasted his eloquence with Zuma, who looked glum each time his face was shown and roundly booed.

A glum New York Times article tells me that nothing at Sundance is selling.