Sentence examples for grim start from inspiring English sources
It has been a grim start for 2015 as far as European tolerance is concerned.
It conceals a fine West Indian comeback after a grim start.
It marked a grim start to the reign of Sam Palmisano, IBM's new chief executive, who took over from Lou Gerstner on March 1st.
Whatever the figure, it makes for a grim start to what should be a year of celebration, for Mr. Davies turns 75 in September.
This year's three-day meeting got off to a predictably grim start yesterdaywith two deaths and at least two near misses.
Adelaide, after two draws to open their campaign, have conceded 10 goals in three consecutive defeats in a grim start to new coach Guillermo Amor's tenure.
But the early days of his work with the English Baroque Soloists "was grim to start with," he said, "because there wasn't the technical mastery of the instruments".
Breaking the link between having the grimmest of starts in life and drifting into crime is a crucial, long-term challenge for society.
The resolve, born of grim experience, to start packing immediately.
You know things are grim when you start wishing that the president might summon his inner Linda McMahon.
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