Sentence examples for grim cold from inspiring English sources

Since the attack on the World Trade Center, almost all of his briefings have been held in the grim, cold command center on the piers.

'A Perfect Day With Carin Berger' (Saturday) Art can go a long way toward making a grim, cold day seem perfect, as can a fresh snowfall, and this program at Poets House involves both.

By T. Coraghessan Boyle It rained all that September, a grim, cold, bleached-out rain that found the holes in the roof and painted the corners with a black creeping mold that felt greasy to the touch.

"We could live in a grim, cold Fortress Europe," Sheryl Garratt, the magazine's editor in the early nineties, writes, "shuttered from outside influences, and allowing 'foreigners' in only as guest workers on short contracts who can be shipped home whenever we're ready.

The ritually unprepared, and in later accounts the ignorant and morally unworthy, face the grim prospect of near-extinction or descent into a dark, cold underworld.

In the grim, grey, cold United Kingdom, guerrilla gardening has been on the rise since the 1980s and takes place just about anywhere you can scatter a seed, from Parliament Square to outside Harold Shipman's former slaughter parlour.

But Winter's father is either called Wind-Bringer 16 or Wind-Cool.17 He is Damp-Cold's son, and these kinsmen were grim and cold-hearted, and Winter has their character.

It's also cold, grim and nausea-inducing.

Cold, grim and toxic, this is a representation of a landscape choked by industry.

But in other years during those periods of stretching out the season we also faced grim days of cold rain.

YOU returned the crystal candy bowl from your mother-in-law, put the sweater from Aunt Ethel on eBay and now, as the cold, grim winter sets in and with no more festivities to distract you from the bleakness, you need a vacation somewhere hot and sunny.