Not to mention this is written with an abundance of completely inconsiderate, distasteful, snide, oppressive remarks... "Grim Reaper"?? BATMAN?
Both men devoted much of their remarks to the grim Israeli economy, with Mr. Sharon urging passage of his budget.
His opponent, a Steelers defeat of the Vikings, in 1975, was a lousy entertainment (the score at halftime that year was a grim 2 0), but, as Steinberg remarks, "at least they played the whole thing," whereas Harrison died after just a month in office.
"If you knew what was going to happen, you'd never get out of bed," he remarks, taking this rather grim statement to represent the height of optimism.
So everything worked out in the end.Bank of England governor Mervyn King painted a fairly grim picture for Britain last night, remarking that the economy was entering a recession that will likely be a long one.
His films had a grim obsession with physical confrontation; he once remarked that he would like to have made a film entirely in close-up.
Beyond his failed efforts to protect Mr. Oswald, Mr. Moynihan marked that grim assassination weekend with a widely remembered remark about the death of the president he barely knew but idolized and eagerly followed.
On concluding his troubling section on the inevitable precipitous decline of our agricultural system and resulting series of food-related wars, he puckishly remarks: "Well, that's a tad grim.
Asked in a televised interview late Sunday whether his remarks had hurt his party, a grim-faced Mr. Mori said, "I am taking that criticism very seriously".
In your initial remarks you more or less acknowledged the grim fiscal outlook.
