Sentence examples for grim night from inspiring English sources

His tread is weary and he is holding a lamp, as if clocking on for some grim night shift.

It was an ambition that blew away with the smoke of the flares that signalled another ultimately grim night in Montenegro.

The idea for Next was planted on the grim night in 2007 that Mr. Achatz learned that he had an advanced form of oral cancer.

The Conservatives are braced for a grim night as the seats up for grabs were last contested in 2009 when Gordon Brown's Labour government was deeply unpopular.

She told me that her dinner guests were Ken Dodd and Frank Skinner - a grim night, then.

Her victory appeared to be another rare glimmer of hope for the party on a grim night for Democratic gubernatorial candidates.

Unofficially, Mike Thomas calls himself body snatcher, grim reaper, night stalker, bag man.

The Parisians who on a grim November night opened their homes to harbour those wounded or shaken by a massacre on the streets of their city.

But there's such a disconnect between Best Coast's signature sun-kissed, echo-drenched LA-guitar sound and the grim Glasgow night outside that Bethany Cosentino feels compelled to acknowledge it.

1942: It looks a grim old night in Leverkusen, where the teams have just emerged on to the pitch.

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