Sentence examples for go bleak from inspiring English sources

But she can go bleak and pale, too, and she sets the tone for many of the scenes with Crowe.

The visit had been no worse or better than other visits, but, as she sat there watching a polished Dad skull wobble atop some clothes she mostly recognized, her insides had gone bleak and dangerous.

Then in the 44th minute, all went bleak for the Quakes when Rafa Marquez took down Shea Salinas in the box breaking the midfielder's clavicle into 4 pieces, all the while rolling on top of him and kicking the wingman near the face.

There are novels to read and re-read (I'm going bleak with The Ghostwriter, Patrimony, and Exit Ghost), pieces of criticism to revisit (Elizabeth Hardwick's "Paradise Lost, Claudia Roth Pierpontt's Roth Unbound, maybe Katie Roiphe's "The Naked and the Conflicted" just to cause trouble), and a major biography by (past VICE contributor) Blake Bailey on the way.

(New Yorkers, naturally, go for bleak charcoal).

As end-of-humanity scenarios go, that bleak vision from Fritz Leiber's 1951 short story "A Pail of Air" is a fairly remote possibility.

We had a tendency to go too bleak and grungy, and AMC encouraged us to push the elements of emerging nature and hope and to get the balance and message right.

The prospect for serious measures to curb global warming would go from bleak to zero in a Congress without the candidates who depend on the labor movement for support.

The city's fiscal picture has gone from bleak to bleaker in recent months.

The higher they go, the bleaker the statistics: Only 24 of the S&P 500 companies have female CEOs.

The plot goes from bleak to sadistic, pulling out every melodramatic stop.