Sentence examples for some doldrums from inspiring English sources

And there will be some doldrums.

Should returns remain in the doldrums, some big clients have indicated they will withdraw their money.

During six years in the doldrums, some industries have dwindled while others have burgeoned.

If there were some way – and I'm sure there is – for bookstores to get a cut of ebook sales sold in store I think that could reduce some of the doldrums.

As America's economic doldrums persist, some states' budgets are feeling the pinch.

The United States, along with much of Europe and Japan, may stay in the economic doldrums for some time.

After some years in the doldrums, Belfast in the early 1960s was shaping up for something of a cultural efflorescence.

It is a route that exposes sailors to icebergs, the doldrums and some of the windiest stretches of ocean in the world.

Above all, his indefatigable energy served as a tonic to an institution that had been in the doldrums for some time.But all this came at a cost which Mr Wolfensohn's book ignores.

A concerned ICC has reviewed all of the country's Tests since 1985, as well as suspicious batting collapses in one-day and Twenty20 games.The tragedy in this case was that after some time in the doldrums, this once-great cricketing nation, famed for its fearsome fast bowlers, was rising again.

But the truth is that El Tri, as the Mexican team is called, has been in the doldrums for some time, with a number of upsets and poor results, the firing last month of yet another coach (something of a tradition at World Cup time) and a general funk that has produced a nation of doubters in the run-up to Brazil.