Sentence examples for pretty drab from inspiring English sources

Corinne Policisto, who works for Renault, first came to what seemed a pretty drab place in 1988.

The war put an end to that, and when it ended the whole city had become pretty drab, even apart from the bomb damage.

Trinity Leeds, Albion Street, 0113 394 2415, trinityleeds.com A deceptive one is the Pig, in that it still looks like a pretty drab cafe (with spam baps on the menu and prices to match – full breakfast with tea £4.50), but it is far more ambitious than your typical greasy spoon.

It's honestly pretty drab, and the most interesting part is assembling your wand; using it is clunky, awkward and ultimately unsatisfying.

It will be York's fourth game at Wembley in three seasons - but that outcome was a little harsh on a Mansfield team who were marginally the better side over the full course of a pretty drab 90 minutes.

In the books, cool things were happening to Bran, but internal self-actualization tends to be pretty drab onscreen.

And while previous Thor films have been pretty drab-looking (particularly disappointing given the crazy beauty of the source material), Waititi really embraces that fact — even more than Guardians of the Galaxy, Ragnarok is packed with creatively designed aliens, alien costumes and alien technology.

Bucharest looked pretty but it had been drab until the festival.

The show clothes were not pretty — more plain or even drab.

Modern offices, hotels and apartment blocks are sprouting up behind, replacing the pretty pink-and-white colonial buildings, drab crumbling flats and teeming shanty-towns.

Live coral is pretty, but if the water heats up it dies and looks rather drab.