Sentence examples for very dark day from inspiring English sources

"It's a very dark day for Israeli politics," said Ophir Pines-Paz, who is the chairman of Mr. Barak's governing coalition.

Photograph: Luke MacGregor/Reuters Updated at 8.38pm GMT 7.10pm GMT Christopher Lowson, the Bishop of Lincoln, has described today as "a very dark day for the church".

Union leaders said it was a "very dark day", while a spokesman for Jeremy Corbyn said the Labour leader was "extremely concerned" about the reports from Mumbai.

Len McCluskey, the general secretary of Unite, said: "This is a very dark day for the proud communities and a proud industry, which is now on the verge of extinction in this country.

The Azzurri may be going through but, with details of the domestic football scandal about to emerge, Marcelo Lippi and his team did little in Hamburg to brighten what could potentially be a very dark day for Italian football.

The shock profit warning by Shell last week came almost 10 years after another very dark day in the history of the Anglo-Dutch behemoth: the admission that it had been overstating its oil and gas reserves.

These were very dark days indeed: the three day week; oil crises; power cuts and so on.

The suspension was levied on the darkest day in Baseball's long history of very dark days.

"These are very, very dark days for New Zealand," Prime Minister John Key told Radio New Zealand on Friday.

There were very dark days.

But with eight blokes hanging around awkwardly like the end of a very weird, very dark two-day sesh, how on earth will Charlotte get to know them all? .