Sentence examples for grim chapter from inspiring English sources

Photographs, posters, weapons and uniforms from Calais' occupation are testimony to a grim chapter of history.

A renewed price drop could usher in a new grim chapter in the foreclosure crisis.

This incident makes up the first, grim chapter of the book.

You have to step back from the breathless tick-tock of the 24-hour news cycle to put this grim chapter in larger perspective.

Yet now, military prosecutors are reopening this grim chapter by charging at least seven former SS officers with taking part in the killings.

Renting rooms in Hoheneck trivializes their experience, they charge, turning a grim chapter of postwar German history into a Stasi theme park.

He allowed that Russia's past included "grim chapters," but whose did not?

There are still some houses for sale here, but many of the newcomers arrive from grim chapters — foreclosures, bankruptcies, layoffs.

The result is that one of the grim chapters in Australia's history is only revealed to the public in fragments.

It's a glib trivialisation of one of the grimmer chapters of Chilean history.

Its implementation on January 1 , 1994 prompted the Zapatistas, the indigenous peasants of southern Mexico's jungle, to rise up against the treaty, which promised -- and has now delivered -- a grim new chapter in the deprivation and dispossession of Mexico's majority.