Sentence examples for grim predicament from inspiring English sources

Three decisions taken that night speak volumes about the party's grim predicament.

Manford, it seems, may have some sense of the grim predicament of millions of his fellow Britons.

Pretending that online journalism costs nothing has left once great titles from Los Angeles to London in the same grim predicament.

A survey of my Asian mates confirms this grim predicament - the royal cult, and in particular the icon that is Diana, is being propped up by Muslim women all over the world, not just Express readers in Chingford.

But no matter how grim its financial predicament, the government of Cyprus may have little interest in supplying its longtime enemy.

The space is so cramped that Thomson, who is just over 6ft, will only be able to stand upright in the doorway, but he seems to derive a certain grim satisfaction from confronting his predicament.

Their predicament looks even grimmer if you consider working-age youth.

The grandfather doesn't want to kill, and his predicament is captured with grim humor; at one point, he licks the results of a nosebleed off a bathroom floor.

To many, Mr. Rangel's dual disaster that night left him in a predicament that seemed so grim that his unexpected absence from public view in the days after the election set off all sorts of speculation: Was Mr. Rangel planning to quit?

Once the guests awaken to the horror of their predicament, their chatter subsides into grim introspection.

The young hero's grim circumstances seemed to mirror my own predicament.