Sentence examples for through the bleak from inspiring English sources

It begins, as described above, with my character avatar, "Vincent", running and jumping through the bleak polar terrain.

"How many five-star restaurants are there in Baghdad?" he asked as we drove in a convoy of Chevy Suburbans through the bleak streets and highways.

After half-time Australia ploughed relentlessly through the bleak St Helens night while Fiji did go close to scoring once or twice.

For many, the image of Sillitoe's runner is indelibly associated with Tom Courtenay, pounding through the bleak yet beautifully framed landscapes of Tony Richardson's classic film.

Driving through the bleak, ravaged countryside of inland industrial Cornwall, we found it hard to imagine anything remotely Edenic in this landscape.

Sir Richard Branson had the good sense to launch his link from Gatwick to New York in June, at the start of the main summer season, earning enough cash to see the infant airline through the bleak mid-winter.

You put these bits in your pocket, however, to see you through the bleaker passages.

SCORECARD This advertisement, which came out in Indiana last week, tries to portray Mr. McCain as bullish about the economy while ordinary Americans are living through "the bleakest of times," as one Indiana resident put it in the spot.

Elena Kagan lived through the seventies, the bleak, hopeless slide when New York City was deemed "ungovernable" and crime was an everyday fact of life.

Smith gives us the whole arc of the experience, in a language whose pleasure shines through even the bleakest details.

These modern items that we use out of necessity, are made sentimental through the lens of the bleak future of Earth.