Sentence examples for great gloomy from inspiring English sources
But his touch is a good deal lighter than that of his great, gloomy compatriot Ingmar Bergman.
The kitchen at The Franchise where Betty would have been put to work if she hadn't escaped is "a great gloomy place with a floor of stone slabs".
It is hard not to be captivated by Garbo, who self-mockingly describes herself as "a great gloomy Swede" and whose aloofness conceals a considerable acuity.
Charles Castronovo, returning as Edgardo for the first half of the run, brings a touch of the matinee idol and a smooth, bright tenor to Lucia's lover, and Michele Pertusi's Bidebent has great, gloomy presence.
It is "Scotty Bowers"– a name that had me thinking of the Bowers who perished with the great, gloomy Scott 100 years ago in the Antarctic; if only our author had been in that tent.
My favorite stretch is between Mann's Chinese Theater, the epicenter of tourist activity, and the great, gloomy confines of the Musso & Frank Grill, the last vintage Hollywood hangout, a few blocks to the east.
Some 2.5m Irishmen and women embarked for America from its quayside, and its great and gloomy neo-gothic cathedral was paid for by remittances.Now, like the rest of Ireland, Cobh heaves with foreign workers.
That rule change was itself a side effect of a far greater and gloomier concern: epidemic concussions.
Gloomy, gloomy, gloomy guys!
Things don't look a great deal less gloomy for fans of high end US comedy and drama without a Sky subscription.
The family moved to a gloomy great house on a hill, where her father and mother established a Sixth-Form College that dealt with the fallout between traditional British public school and the Swinging Sixties.
