Sentence examples for grim heart from inspiring English sources

Dec. 4th: The Street Symphony, an organization led by the L.A. Philharmonic violinist Vijay Gupta, presented excerpts from Handel's "Messiah" at the Midnight Mission, in the grim heart of L.A.'s Skid Row.

It's unfair to give it the genre a disparaging name just because it's not 'literary fiction' or [doesn't have] something grim at the heart of it".

If it all sounds too grim to countenance, take heart, Amtrak riders, for help is on the way.

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A new study published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences finds grim implications for the hearts of fish that were embryos, larvae or juveniles at the time of the BP oil spill, which coincided with tuna-spawning season.

So a grim reality lies at the heart of this particular fairy tale and shouldering so much of its burden it is the wonderful Rusalka of Ana Maria Martinez.

All kinds of genre scenes are represented, including even lovers in swings, as well as more grim activities such as the heart sacrifice of victims tied down in what look like beds.

At the heart of this grim account of the huge, illicit trade in narcotics on both sides of the Rio Grande at El Paso is the murder of an innocent man who may have been killed simply because his brother was a high-ranking American drug official.

Faulty tires and failing hearts are the grim consequences of unfairness suggested by Dr. Falk's talk.

If "The Vagrants" sounds like a grim and lightless book, though heart-rending at every turn, it is.

The statistics since Levein succeeded George Burley as national boss make grim reading, with the former Hearts, Leicester and Dundee United manager presiding over just three wins in 12 games - two of those coming against Liechtenstein.