Sentence examples for grow grim from inspiring English sources

By Ogden Nash The New Yorker, September 7 , 1935P. 24 Sometimes it's difficult, isn't it, not to grow grim and View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By Alan Burdick By John Cassidy.

Correction to this articleTHE prognoses for Pakistan's future grow grimmer by the day.

Yet his tone between parties grows grim.

By the sixth game, the baseball had grown grim & dangerous--it was almost painful to watch.

There Ishmael finds himself growing "grim about the mouth," stuck in the "damp, drizzly November" of his soul.

The matinee mood gradually grew grim as this old, expensive and injury-riddled team lost its lead and eventually its energy during its third game in four days.

As forecasts grew grim, Obama dispatched the Federal Emergency Management Agency (Fema) to assist, and the White House said the president was closely monitoring the storm.

For the 95percentt outside this magic circle in what was once the undisputed capital of the wine world, life has grown grim.

Once the movie flips to present Linda's take on the same events, it grows grim and then grimmer, which may do justice to her story even as it fails to illuminate the woman who was Linda Boreman — a k a Linda Traynor a k a Linda Marchiano — a k a Linda Lovelace.

If your mariner is housebound on the eighth floor this winter, growing grim about the mouth, crazy to go to sea, you can make him smile by surprising him with a British admiralty chart ($58) or a yachting map of the Caribbean ($32) from New York Nautical (158 Duane Street).

All the while, the outlook for reefs was growing grimmer.