Sentence examples for growing gloom from inspiring English sources

RETURNING home after 14 months in Afghanistan, I've sensed a growing gloom over the American war effort there.

We sat on a pew at the back in the growing gloom of late afternoon and opened a hymn book.

Germany's Ifo index of business confidence declined for the seventh month in succession in December, reflecting growing gloom about prospects for the European and world economies.

HOUSTON — The growing gloom about the economy has pushed down oil and gasoline prices, along with the prices of an array of other commodities.

Breaking a half-dozen tackles as if he were made of soap, Lynch stomped out the growing gloom that accompanied the impending dusk as the Saints seemed positioned for a comeback.

At once a voice arose among     The bleak twigs overhead In a full-hearted evensong     Of joy illimited; An aged thrush, frail, gaunt and small,     In blast-beruffled plume, Had chosen thus to fling his soul     Upon the growing gloom.

"Amid growing economic gloom and rising unemployment, increasing numbers of ordinary families are falling victim to our housing crisis.

I wonder how close I can get to the originator before being detected in the wood's growing afternoon gloom.

In Rhineland-Palatinate, Kurt Beck, the popular Social Democratic premier, romped home with an unexpected 45% of the vote, five points up on 1996, despite growing economic gloom.

Boris Johnson's allies have said that he will not campaign in the European elections, amid growing Tory gloom over participation in the poll.

With Southampton's demise highlighting the growing financial gloom haunting the Football League, a heart-warming success story is needed like never before.