Sentence examples for the grim ones from inspiring English sources

His voice did not tremble as he recalled those details -- or the grim ones soon to come.

When it comes to national and regional museums and galleries we have no happier numbers to contradict the grim ones in last week's report.

Enzo Ferrari, the Ferrari founder (who was called the Saturn, or devourer of his children, because of the fatalities during his tenure), might have been more important to Formula One than any driver, but romances like "Rush" don't belong to the owners: they belong to the workers, the grim ones and the smiling ones, the ones with the death wish and the ones with the gushers of Champagne.

Others asked about the practicalities, often the grim ones.

Rushdie in his Manhattan retreat is no longer a Third World writer but a bard of the grim one world we all, in a state of some dread, inhabit.

So last year, a campaign called Be Vocal: Speak Up for Mental Health created the Be Vocal Collection, a selection of free photos that counteract the grim, one-dimensional portrayals of people with mental health conditions.

So last year, a campaign called Be Vocal: Speak Up for Mental Health created the Be Vocal Collection, a selection of free photos that counteract the grim, one-dimensional portrayals of people with mental health conditions.

The last week was one of the grimmest on Broadway.

In good times and grim ones, the misery at the bottom just keeps piling up, like a bad debt that will eventually come due.

The rules of the Orange prize require that the books are submitted for consideration by editors, not authors – and if the books that are entered have been remarkably downbeat this year, it's perhaps because editors of lighter books by women aren't confident that they command the same respect as grim ones.

He had a tattoo of the grim reaper on one arm and of a peacock on a rose bush on the other, both of which peeked out from the tightest black muscle shirt you could buy without a prescription.