gloomy weather

I had no need of a rifle, but that gloomy weather made me fearful.

He had, indeed, almost always felt gloomy weather exciting rather than depressing.

"It's been pretty much all gloomy weather the first two years I've been here."

The days are lengthening a little, but with this gloomy weather you hardly seem to notice it.

The St. Martin's summer is followed by cloudy, gloomy weather.

This is ridiculous; I'm letting this gloomy weather get to me.

In addition to the gloomy weather, the Government is facing pressure from the Clinton Administration.

And Madeline escaped the gloomy weather by trading her traditional blue coat for a yellow one.

Persistent gloomy weather has an impact on racing.

The gloomy weather has also affected eating habits.

Chilly, gloomy weather persisted well into May and June.

He edged closer, and with the gloomy weather outside he managed to catch their reflection in the window.

"It was rather gloomy weather," he said.

The gloomy weather did not improve the general moodiness of the adults, who'd awakened with the same sullenness they'd taken to bed.

In contrast to the gloomy weather, however, Nikki was in high spirits and doing marvelously.

Would it seem as if there was not as much gloomy weather as there used to be?

Despite the grey sky and gloomy weather, the people were unusually friendly, greeting one another and saying 'hello' to me.

Gloomy weather threatened the third test before it even began, and rain and bad light eventually cost over ten hours of lost play during the match.

Their occupants were eager to perform their civic duty, undaunted by the gloomy weather.

Gamay was unfazed by the gloomy weather, although her background was somewhat different from Trout's.

I half trotted back to the marina, through that artificial twilight that gloomy weather generates.

The gloomy weather and the drab town had destroyed it little by little; Waldo's comments hadn't helped, either.

Such chill, gloomy weather perfectly fit Fernao's mood.

In the complex itself, two hundred feet below, the gloomy weather and the gloomy Special Branch men seemed like a bad dream.

"They portrayed the city as enticing and dangerous, a place of neon, gloomy weather and impersonal crowds."