Sentence examples for grim land from inspiring English sources
Or there is beauty, in Sara Wheeler's story of falling in love while travelling through Poland in 1981, a grim land where every official was determined to ruin her journey.
When we left him, a former friend and fellow soldier was just describing his grim landing on a beach in Lebanon in the early days of the invasion.
But in January, I was surprised to see one news article popping up again and again: an article by Michael Booth entitled Dark lands: the grim truth behind the "Scandinavian miracle".
Everything in my recent piece Dark lands: the grim truth behind the "Scandinavian miracle" was true, and backed up by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Developmenthethe International Monetary Fund and the UN, but it was perhaps a different truth from the one many are used to hearing.
The CPRE, a pressure group which in effect wants to force poor people to pay vast amounts of money to live on grim ex-industrial land, argues that we need all of our green fields for farming.Yet what actually is the land that we are so desperate to protect really being used for?
Police were forced to abandon their cars and revert to their grim old armoured Land Rovers, themselves symbols of conflict.
Also on the agenda was the grim reality that land degradation from deforestation, waste disposal and overuse of fertilizers has rendered a third of the earth's soil unfit for growing food.
While the weather in Florida continued to look grim for a landing Friday, managers on the ground advised the crew that they would proceed with deorbit preparations as planned, and see if the weather cleared up in the morning.
It ends with Jaslyn, a child of terribly grim circumstance, having landed into a good home and the Ivy League.
It ends with a child of terribly grim circumstance, having landed into a good home and the Ivy League.
Things are so grim in Husky-land that Connecticut could become the rare titleholder that doesn't even get invited to the tournament this year.
