Sentence examples for in doldrums from inspiring English sources

I stand to watch a long flotilla of cumulus over the marsh, as beautiful and unmoving as sail ships becalmed in doldrums.

Attendance in Doldrums They can blame it on the economy and the weather and anything else they want, but baseball officials cannot escape the continued slump in attendance.

The wireless computing field today resembles the PC business a quarter of a century ago: people were excited by the opportunities, technology standards were not yet established, start-ups proliferated and many failed as the economy was in doldrums.

Companies like Oplink, Avanex, Essex, and JDS Uniphase are all in doldrums but they have enough cash to ride it out.

Even The Times of India urged caution in a 9 August editorial, arguing that when the economy is in doldrums, "the Indian space program would do well to grow at its own pace rather than proceed with expensive and imitative projects out of a false sense of national pride".

English football was in the doldrums in 1985.

THE euro area stayed in the doldrums in the third quarter, according to data released on November 14th.

Employment remained in the doldrums in the three months through September, with tepid net job creation.

"Real estate has been in the doldrums in Europe, but it's coming out," Yam says.

"Real estate has been in the doldrums in Europe, but it's coming out,".

The most recent official statistics suggest that while in the doldrums, falls in attendance are at least decreasing.