Sentence examples for grim entries from inspiring English sources

(As postgraduation money gigs, Mr. Forster added a pair of grim entries to his résumé: a segment for a European television documentary about teenage suicide and another segment on child burn victims that was never completed).

PARIS — Among the darkest, cruelest and most unsettling of the grim entries at this year's Cannes Film Festival, Lars von Trier's "Antichrist" stars Charlotte Gainsbourg and Willem Dafoe as a couple who lose their only child and retreat to a place called Eden, to discover hell on earth.

Even in an expanded cinematic universe, an overly grim entry to the Star Wars series would certainly jar with what's come before.

In a grim entry made during the writing of his novel Guerrillas, she recognises herself both in the murder victim and in the sidekick who finally turns on and kills the murderer.

And so business plans are being drawn up to capitalize on changes in a part of the world that for much of seafaring history was better known for grim final entries in diaries of explorers like Hugh Willoughby of England.

The log entry was grim: "Water levels unknown".

Spanning the years 1993 to 1999 and written like diary entries, the vignettes, though grim in their piercing observations, are for the same reason both beautiful and powerful.

The struggling couple's grim apartment, which is filled with the entry-level gadgetry that is their main source of comfort and conflict, unites the public and private realms.

In seconds, the disaster added several entries to the record books, all grim.

The only 21st-century entries are a photo of a grim-faced Karl Lagerfeld in a sports car and a fanciful picture of a woman held aloft in the Paris sky by a bunch of balloons.

To scan the table of contents is to have one's impressions confirmed: the slender column contains 17 entries, most no more than a single grim word ("Thorns," "Gut," "Hoarding," "Burqa"), like pearls spat from a queen's mouth.