Sentence examples for miserable mornings from inspiring English sources

The cover, though, is very post-punk: a matt-black background and what appears to be four titles in plain white uppercase: Freeze Means Run, Everywhere But The Electric Chair, Miserable Mornings, Neverending Nights, Situations Galore.

It was a miserable morning.

11.09am: Good morning - actually it's a pretty miserable morning at Chester le Street, writes Vic Marks.

The effect yesterday was a miserable morning for many subway riders.

And nor, it turned out, was his the only creative vision that preserved that miserable morning for posterity.

It is a miserable morning in Leeds, an early lunch at 12 noon, grouchy skies overhead and the prospect of more rain in mid-afternoon.

But as I hiked my way through the suitably grey and miserable morning rain on Friday, past the sludgy main stages and the beered-up, lads-on-the-lash crowds, I felt, quite frankly, pissed off.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, June 19 , 1948P. 17 On a warm, miserable morning last week we went up to the Bronx Zoo to see the moose calf and to bread in a pair of black shoes.

Meet her at a bakery on a miserable morning of freezing rain and treacherous roads in the Catskills, not far from Woodstock, and in five minutes you will feel not only as if you have known her all your life, but as if you still have one of her sweaters.

The left-arm seamer, who took 12 wickets in three Tests during India's 2007 tour of England, promptly dragged his first delivery well down the leg side to set the tone for another miserable morning for India.

The Department of Transport has put a number on your life: not being killed on your miserable morning slog to work is worth £1.96 million.