Sentence examples for grim autumn from inspiring English sources

IT HAS been a grim autumn in Baghdad.

But other experts warned that many of the industry's fundamental problems -- particularly a shortage of business travelers -- have not gone away, and many airlines face a grim autumn.

As the triumphal Olympic and Paralympic summer fades, and time is called on the large-scale, knock-'em-dead Cultural Olympiad work that was made to showcase British arts to a watching world, the industry faces a grim autumn.

It is getting quite grim, and autumn is going to be awful".

There it is, in that £122bn black hole suddenly opened beneath our feet, with grim news in the autumn statement of slower growth, higher inflation, weaker tax take and soaring borrowing.

And, as grim news followed grim news that autumn, bank after bank – among them, most dramatically, Northern Rock – admitted that they too had their own Jersey-based shadow operations funding the mortgages that eventually blew up the British financial system.

Things were looking extremely grim for "the tank" in the autumn of 2008, six months after he had beaten Kauto Star by seven lengths in the Gold Cup.

They were merely an extra source of funds, and a way of persuading bond-market investors that the Poyais plan was actually going ahead.By the autumn of 1823 the grim realities of life at Poyais had reached London.

THE outlook for the world economy looks as grim as at any time since the autumn of 2008.

Those weren't, of course, his exact words in his Autumn Statement, but they do sum up his grim message.

Grim lunch with shadow chancellor Dully McDullvoice – "Oh, I never drink before autumn" – who delivered a droning lecture on the vacuous tautology of contemporary humour.