To the somewhat incongruously glum soundtrack of the National, who are at 64 with Graceless.
His manner is slightly awkward, vagueness punctuated by sudden bursts of lyricism; he has a reputation for being glum but is engagingly animated, if only periodically.
Not surprisingly, the mood in the Italian press following last night's game is rather glum.
Dyke's disgust doesn't feel confected, and he offers another anecdote with glum dismay.
Either way, she does look rather glum.
In California, which faces a $24 billion gap, Arnold Schwarzenegger, the governor, sent the leader of the state Senate a metallic pair of bull testicles to urge him to cut spending.On the morning of July 1st, the first day of the new fiscal year for most states, taxpayers had reason to be glum.
The French were feeling glum about unemployment and globalisation.
HE CAME late to the election-night party, looked glum and did not stay long.
Parents send their children abroad not to learn to run their businesses more efficiently, but so they never have to come back.A future amputatedAll this is breeding a sense of stagnation that compounds the glum mood of the middle class.
His glum conclusion, delivered at a conference in 1993, was that although the myth about the KGB's invincibility had collapsed, the agency itself was very much alive.Indeed it was.
And Mr McCain is no great communicator.With a month to go, Americans may hear a dirge of glum economic news nearly every day between now and the election.
