gloom

The two of them were left in their own private gloom.

He could make out a figure in the gloom within.

I can still almost make them out in the gloom.

She looked from one to the other, in the green gloom.

Across the room was another door, white in the gloom.

She seemed able to see better in the gloom than I could, and took my hand, to lead the way.

These, in short, are his second 15 minutes of gloom.

There was a great deal of gloom around the table.

But only for a moment; and then he was lost in gloom again.

The man came out of the gloom in which he'd stood.

I cannot understand any of this, he thought with gloom.

I tried, to keep the gloom from my voice, could not.

In the gloom they could not tell how close it came.

Then suddenly he turned and was lost in the gloom of the night.

The rest of the room was left to the evening gloom.

With all the gloom around these days, it's sometimes hard to see the good news right before our eyes.

There was more to living than going and coming from work in the gloom of night.

Or did it just seem that way, in the gloom?

The figure passed me quickly, and I lost it in the gloom.

In the gloom of this place, we cannot help it.

Then he took a few steps further into the gloom.

Only another than she is too near, Gloom in the sky.

Let's hope that economic gloom will be a social opportunity.

In that gloom, it was difficult to tell the make.

She lay on her back in the gloom, eyes open.

Slumped, I gloomed over my fate as we rode along.

Made an easy getaway, too, except the feller we gloomed in the express car.

For several days he gloomed; even Varro avoided his company.

The shop gloomed behind its blinds and the parakeet drowsed.

"For the first time," he gloomed, "we face the possibility that one of the superpowers will disintegrate."

And the sub-arctic winter gloomed near at hand.

Did the subject matter - corruption, child murder, prostitution, rain and ultimately a sort of redemption - ever send them home gloomed?

Above, the dark sea of clouds gloomed, matching Vaughns mindset.

"Or at least until you got invaded by Nevenkebia," I gloomed.

I caught faint smells of the stunted evergreens that gloomed around the open area, but probably my companions could not.

No, this visage was framed by black curls that gloomed as night to her day-bright tresses.

No work for a roughneck, 'specially one that can't read but his name, he gloomed.

The starved topography of his face illuminated the nation's TV screens as he gloomed about whatever was happening at the time.

Faethor gloomed on him and his voice turned sly and insinuating.

Bolz had given up on him and Madison had gloomed in his cabin for another week.

But ahead there gloomed farther still the black cloud that now seemed eating up the universe with jaws of darkness as they steadily approached it.

I sat and gloomed.

Across the crumbling road that ran past it, evergreen forest gloomed beneath a silver-gray sky and soughed in the wind.

The deepening twilight gloomed over Chica as the crowd melted into the darkening air.

Timber gloomed above its gleam.

At this remark the face of Mr Dorrit gloomed considerably.

Sergeant Tozier had come up, that big-nosed man, towered over the lieutenant, gloomed down at him.

"And surely insipid," gloomed the other.

Opposite gloomed a tenement.

"In the armpit," he gloomed forlornly.