Sentence examples for its darkest hours from inspiring English sources

Oddly enough Trunzo was also one of the financiers who took a dim view of Flir's prospects in 2000, refusing to help it raise money during its darkest hours.

How did the revolution survive its darkest hours?

The movie insists — repeatedly and didactically — that a thread of creative, sustaining possibility winds its way through all human history, glimmering even in its darkest hours.

Because he refuses to get in line like the other partisan lemmings and walk off a cliff as our nation faces its darkest hours.

In the darkest night, people came together and together they created bright spots, showing Paris as the City of Light even in its darkest hours.

Mr. Bloomberg praised the program, saying: "In the fiscal crisis of the 1970's, labor's pension fund investment helped New York through some of its darkest hours.

Before the Simmons suspension, ESPN's ombudsman had praised the organization for standing up to the N.F.L. (In the same post, he called ESPN's withdrawal, last year, of its imprimatur from "League of Denial," a PBS documentary on concussions, "its darkest" hour).

If Daytona is Nascar's brightest stage, Turn 4 will forever represent its darkest hour.

We know our history, and we are determined not to repeat its darkest hour.

Most important, he helped save Wall Street in its darkest hour.

She stepped up and she deserves support and admiration from any who knows Labour needs saving in its darkest hour.