Sentence examples for into doldrums from inspiring English sources

It dips into doldrums for a half-hour or so, then rights itself again for a finale that finds the same light touch as the beginning.

Karan left the year that the Toledos went into business, and, under a series of successors, the brand fell into the doldrums.

"I'm not falling into the doldrums.

Even the once-bright economy has run into the doldrums as oil prices have fallen.

He is unconcerned by high oil prices and parts of the world sailing into economic doldrums.

And when business pulled back last year, the economy fell into the doldrums.

The dot-com collapse had sent the Bay area into the doldrums.

Yet if the UK and European economies run into the doldrums Glasgow will shiver even more.

But within months, growth stalled, unemployment rose to giddy heights, public confidence plummeted, and the country sank into the doldrums.

And the summer movie season of 2000 began to sink into the doldrums -- at least compared with last year's.

But he found it difficult to cope with her fame, wealth and success as his career moved into the doldrums.