grim *

The hours are grim, but the pay is not bad.

But all too often, the news they made was grim.

But the political news over the last few days has been grim.

His face was grim as he went back to work.

What right had his father to make everything so grim?

And yet, why is everything between us always so grim?

He looked up at her and his face was grim.

For I had seen the grim look on his face.

Things will be very grim in 2011 for many people.

What he had to say made me feel grim, too.

By the time morning came, my grim decision was taken.

Why did I have to be so grim right now?

A decision they'd made together, the grim economy of her death.

The two were playing a part in a grim game.

The situation has been particularly grim in the last two months.

When he turned to race after the others, his face was grim.

The face of the figure standing before her turned grim.

We got up at 5.30 am and it was grim.

Michael shot a grim look at the four men behind him.

The whole process was nothing more than a long, grim waiting game.

The start of the meeting was grim, with security out in force.

He must stay yet another hour in that grim place.

The news was grim, no matter how one tried to approach it.

She suddenly looked grim and not at all a child.

It's a rather grim view, not only of a week but perhaps a season to come.