Sentence examples for grim clouds from inspiring English sources

It features a kidney bean-shaped walnut floor, a glass-covered circle of pebbles and – a glass backdrop which exposes – early Daybreak-style – Adrian Chiles et al to grim clouds (and passing brass bands).

All the same, there is a new atmosphere in these tombs; now one finds images of a grim afterlife, represented as an underworld replete with demons and overhung by dark clouds.

For residents nearby, the acrid smoke brought back memories of the grim dust clouds that lingered after the attacks.

The sky was dark and grim, too cloud-ridden for stars, and the chapel was brightened only by the moody flickering of candles.

Plus the grim pall that hung over the opening few days of the tournament like a black cloud in the wake of the scenes in Marseille and the tension that gripped the streets of Lille in the aftermath.

And whatever the grim environmental repercussions of greenhouse gas, companies in Russia and other countries around the Arctic Ocean are mining that dark cloud's silver lining by finding new opportunities for commerce and trade.

As realisation dawned that Robert Madley had detected no handball, Carver's face turned as grim as those clouds apparently scudding towards the Gulf.

Wispy gray clouds scuttling behind the grim octagonal apartment towers on Frawley Circle.

The high big suns and hot big colours of Nigeria are replaced by a grim wash of grey clouds, a sky as cheerful as the inside of an eggbox and the greasily unlovely streets of Peckham.

"The grim-faced rising cloud will grovel at the swamp's feet / Stop this screaming, mayhem and bloodshed.

Furthermore, the weather was turning grim, the sky dropping lower, the clouds starting to spit a chilly rain, all of which made our moldy mud-brown dream-vacation home seem moldier and browner and more bathroomless by the minute.