Sentence examples for grim of the from inspiring English sources

"This place is utterly, utterly devastated," said Grim of the impact the economy has had on the state's workforce.

A lot of people are saying the latter is the more grim of the two, but I've invested so much time into Bring Me The Head..., which "The Hungover" comes from, that it's just there for me, brining me down ten notches.

The white paper doesn't name Pentonville, the Victorian jail dubbed the "grimmest of the grim" and which Michael Gove identified as a candidate for closure.

Back in 1938 it was described as long overdue for demolition, yet here it is still, almost 80 years later, now condemned as "the grimmest of the grim".

Nor, in sheer numbers of victims, is this the grimmest of the tragedies that have disfigured the party's 40-year rule.

However, Blender magazine called it the "grimiest and grimmest of the band's Bob Rock productions", and New York Magazine called it "utterly raw and rocking".

Before the first unification of Germany in 1870, Berlin was the rather sleepy, grim capital of the rather grim Hohenzollern kingdom of Prussia.

But grim reminders of the past keep cropping up.

Eventually the grim secret of the binoculars is revealed.

Grim acceptance of the inevitable set in early.

The U.S. isolation of Cuba has, if anything, prolonged the grim tenure of the Castros.