Sentence examples for it's grim from inspiring English sources
Edward S. Hochman, chairman of the city's Rent Guidelines Board, said, "It's grim out there".
Private Eye satirises it in its cartoon strip "It's Grim Up North London".
"I trained for a world that doesn't exist," says Ms Ulldemolins.In this section Left behind It's grim down south ReprintsSpain's figures are particularly horrendous.
I've put off summarizing the plot of "A Constellation of Vital Phenomena" — the title comes from a dictionary's definition of life — because it's grim labor to do so.
Yes, it's grim times at our nation's airports.
If it's grim in Kent, across the Atlantic Baker's fame is again in the ascendant.
Even the London-based press has acknowledged Manchester's revival in features with headlines parodying an old adage, "It's grim up north".
"The Fake That Sunk a Thousand Ships" (Ramseur), is Mr. Quinn's first album following the dissolution of his former band, the Everybodyfields, and it's grim throughout, full of arresting, gloomy country-folk.
