The doldrums of the 1990s are a distant memory.Well, almost.
(Maybe the doldrums of July were to blame).
Magellan's crew, lost in the doldrums of the Pacific, slowly starving to death.
They also avoid the doldrums of strict, day-by-day linear storytelling.
Mainly it is about breaking the doldrums of long, lonely deployments.
The modest uptick was a notable increase compared with the doldrums of September, when there were zero filings.
The doldrums of January and February are, well, doldrums, interrupted by another booksellers convention, this one in London, in March.
That's right: Michael has a solution to the doldrums of marriage and fatherhood that is strictly his own.
No more exultation: New Yorkers on a workday, amid crappy news, their own meshugaas, and the doldrums of winter.
The author of four novels, he is in the doldrums of his mid-fifties: long divorced, lonely, despairing, and frustrated in his attempts to write a new book.
He added that portions of northern Italy, with its vibrant manufacturing activity, were a robust exception to the doldrums of the rest of the country.
