They seem to be very drab all of a sudden.
"I had one buyer recently drive up to a house, where the exterior was very drab and had no landscaping, and say, 'Next!' without even going in," Mr. Schoppel said.
"It's been a very drab game.
The players can put that behind them now and focus on moving forward". Mark Lawrenson on BBC Radio 5: "It's been a very drab game.
Seymour and Audrey work at Mushnik's Skid Row Florist, a drab little establishment where business is very, very bad.
In Aickman's fiction, peculiarity is intertwined with a drab twentieth-century realism that is very English and sometimes dryly funny.
The effect of this picture is very like the biography's effect: wildly interesting in theory, but unaccountably drab in fact.
When I started the Skeptic magazine in 1987, one of the first subscribers to write back was Hilary, offering us the run of the picture library's collection to liven up the pages of what at the time was a very drab, poorly designed newsletter.
"It's a very drab feeling," she adds, providing the understatement of the series so far.
She was already rapidly losing her rich coppery-coloured coat of summer and the comparatively drab winter coat was very evident.
