Sentence examples for miserable days from inspiring English sources

After a long haul of miserable days, weeks and sadly years, something shook me one day.

It was one of those rainy, miserable days in Nairobi.

Instead, the losses are coming in bunches, with four in three miserable days.

Except for his father's final miserable days, Huber felt his dying was managed "just about right".

The lack of black managers in English football harks back to miserable days on the field in the 1970s.

Wouldn't it be nice if when it rained, colourful paintings miraculously appeared on the streets to brighten up everyone's miserable days?

On a dank, miserable day a patient crowd deserved better.

So what's another miserable day in Gaza after 7,000 years of poverty?

At the bustling New Delhi Railway Station, Jaswant Kaur, 62, found herself stranded after a miserable day.

It would be another hot, dry, miserable day and he'd be out in it.

It's a miserable day in Leeds: unreasoningly cold, grey and non-stop raining.