Sentence examples for go grim from inspiring English sources
— MICHAEL D. SHEAR The debate is under way, and CNN has decided to go grim for the intro: grainy black-and-white pictures of men at war and videos of presidents dealing with crises.
Most of the guests do not know one another, and though there is not any particular reason that things go grim, everybody's social timing is off and all the individual temperaments run askew.
SURVIVING JACK (Fox) Christopher Meloni started out in sitcoms over two decades ago — "1st & Ten," "The Fanelli Boys," "Misery Loves Company" — before going grim, and becoming famous, in "Oz" and "Law & Order: SVU".
Out went grim warnings of how drugs could "screw you up" and earnest exhortations to resist the sinister pushers lurking in every playground.
The natural impulse is to simply change the subject as eyes glaze over and the mood goes grim, which is not unlike what bystanders do when confronted with an actual atrocity.
His name was Jared Lee Loughner and he was one of the dozens of people to go down in grim, mass-shooting media infamy.
I don't really have a C. It's going to get grim".
Two years later, it's going to be, 'Who's Conan?' This is going to sound grim, but eventually, all our graves go unattended".
Remarkably, even as her life goes from grim to grimmer, Frieda remains a fundamentally happy, sensual person.
PAGE A20 Op-Ed BOB HERBERT In an economic atmosphere that has gone from grim to grimmer, we are actually seeing a few positive developments for American workers.
Already, the prognosis has gone from grim to grimmer: the comptroller's office now expects the city to lose 165,000 jobs by August 2010, about double what it projected at midyear.
