Sentence examples for some sort of grim from inspiring English sources
She consulted with the assistant coach Shea Ralph, a former UConn all-American who tore the A.C.L. in her knees five times, probably some sort of grim record.
Chunks of rendered-down brain – they look cake-like, or like some sort of grim survival fare – sit in the cells of a hefty, dull, stainless steel grid.
They would leave a "death card," either an ace of spades playing card or a specially made up, like a business card, with the unit's name on it and generally some sort of grim motto attached. .
Post-Brexit, the Tory right has been making all sorts of statements that, were they to have been uttered even a year ago, would have seemed like they must be some sort of grim satire.
Behind the group was a wooden table where a nurse and two medical students were sitting grim-faced, looking like some sort of macabre tribunal.
Like he's some sort of fictional grim reaper or something. .
After committing a violent car-jacking, Tsotsi discovers an unexpected package in the back-seat, one which inspires an equally unlikely attempt to forge some sort of hopeful legacy in a grim, unforgiving world.
Every time he walked down the corridor to go to the bathroom or get some air, Paul had the sense that he was being watched with a sort of grim silence by the old people who saw him.
The band never rose above a sort of grim competence.
Another line that seems to have a sort of grim version of the reciprocity.
And then they looked just sort of grim and horrified and disapproving.
