Sentence examples for great gloom from inspiring English sources

This cast a great gloom over Warren Place [the Newmarket stables].

In the end, despite the great gloom of his philosophy, Herzog remains one of the most celebratory, life-affirming film-makers alive.

In the great gloom of the hall and around its outer walls, the area's farmers and fisherfolk were offering salted hams, headcheese, herring, choucroute, moules, coquilles, shrimp, sole, bar.

The plan is notable for its boldness in a period of great budgetary gloom in most state capitals.

There's a great deal of gloom embedded in Murphy's songs, but there's self-liberation in them, too.

Within decades all of this was gone and for some 150 years Hungary was under Ottoman domination.In this section The greatest journey Doom, gloom and boom A Catholic father Questing lost manuscripts Waterlog Strutting on the stage ReprintsHungarians came to regard Matthias's rule as a golden age, the apogee of Hungarian power.

Numbers are well down on the glory days of Best Mate, whose Gold Cup hat-trick emulated the feat of steeplechasing great Arkle, but any gloom has lifted during a good run since Christmas.

SHORT of installing an organ and stuffed ravens, the annual conference of the Liberal Democrats, held in Birmingham this week, could scarcely have plumbed greater depths of Gothic gloom.

HERE is my print column this week, looking back at the rather odd mood at the Liberal Democrats' annual conference:SHORT of installing an organ and stuffed ravens, the annual conference of the Liberal Democrats, held in Birmingham this week, could scarcely have plumbed greater depths of Gothic gloom.

Looking through the rippled glass door I saw paintings stacked in the gloom, and a great pile of mail avalanched from the letterbox on to the tiled floor.

We reach the last woods in darkness and out of the gloom comes a great shaggy monster, a giant sporran with horns, the gatekeeper of this entrance to heaven: a Highland bull.