Sentence examples for grim sight from inspiring English sources
Alas, when we arrive at the produce aisle, the chestnuts are a grim sight.
It had once been beautiful but was now a grim sight.
It's still a grim sight, but 20 years after the first eruption, Montserratians are beginning to reconsider Soufrière Hills.
It was a grim sight, but also a beautiful one, as the Germans displayed a level of offensive mastery unlike anything ever seen on the international stage.
True, three men died in a launch simulation for Apollo 1, and Sington's documentary, which is crammed with NASA footage, shows us the grim sight of the burned-out capsule, as blackened inside as a casserole, but those were men without an enemy.
Kev finds himself haunted by the ghost of the tiger, who wanders the city taking in the grim sights.
Now, at the Oxford-based British Helsinki Human Rights Group BHHRGG), some veterans of that struggle are playing a rather different role: noisily defending a grim lot of east European politicians against the imperialism of western do-gooders.At first sight it seems baffling.
However grim those sights, McCourt always renders them in vivid oils, never charcoal.
Here it is fearful and unlikely to take more than brief, grim satisfaction from the sight of a shot investment banker, his wife and chauffeur, possibly their kids too.
Some onlookers witnessing it all on television must have felt a grim satisfaction at the sight of five loathsome racists (police surveillance video captures them cavorting with knives and discussing how best to kill and dismember their "nigger" victims) getting a taste of the rough justice of the street.
