Sentence examples for grim late from inspiring English sources

From his first surviving portraits of Philip IV right up to the grim late picture in the National Gallery, he sets out to tell the visual truth.

@EverydaySexism "How do you like you eggs in the morning?" - grim late night pickup attempt.

With lashings of casual racism and misogyny, a lack of moral certitude and a constant hint of the numinous (seances, incantations, mediums and a narrowly avoided trepanning appear), the end result is like some grim late-night edition of The Rock & Roll Years, or the evil twin of Life On Mars.

In Bock's rendition of that grim late-1930s landscape, there is nothing but mud, snow, bullets and blood.

Its prospects looked grim late last year, with several senators saying they did not want to vote on it during a lame-duck session, and with a slimmer Democratic majority coming into office in January.

In fact, he could be rather grim, as the late essays suggest".

Both gave brief opening statements on recent grim economic statistics, the latest being a report on Tuesday by the Labor Department that job openings in April fell by the most in nearly four years.

But this latest grim episode – which involved Letterman handing over a fake $2m cheque to the alleged blackmailer – is just the latest time Letterman's private life has entered the headlines.

The carmakers' pleas for aid were underlined by the latest grim sales figures yesterday.

It is the latest grim episode in the long saga of Australia's hardline asylum-seeker policies.

Suicide stalks the United States military as much as enemies do on the battlefields of Afghanistan and Iraq, according to the latest grim data.