dismals

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• Jakub Vrana's dismal turnover in the offensive zone led to the rush the opposite way — and the eventual game-winner.

• “I suppose my larger intention was to add some light, levity and beauty to an otherwise dismal year,” she said.

• This apparent bet-hedging did not seem to go over well with investors, who were asked by Bakish to overlook the company’s dismal fourth-quarter earnings that included a net loss of $273 million.

• “We need cities to act with urgency so that we can start improving the very dismal housing supply we have now,” she said.

• While King County Metro received some federal aid for short-term survival, its prospects in the longer term are dismal, with the agency projecting more than $600 million in lost revenues through 2022.

• While it is sadly too late for Ms. Peña, there is hope beyond these dismal facts.

• But there was still a paper to get out in Washington, and I went there late in the afternoon to tackle the dismal job.

• GBM is a devastating diagnosis for a neurosurgeon to deliver to a patient and their family, one with a dismal outcome.

• It sounds like a dismal new episode of the new 24: Live Another Day.

• Ryan McGarry M.D., director of the documentary Code Black, addresses the dismal state of urgent care.

• I need not inquire whether his dismal behaviour was natural or assumed.

• And when he did leave the dismal scene of this last act of his miseries, it was like the spectre of the man who had entered it.

• My railway life began on a drizzling dismal day in the early autumn.

• The light which discovered its dismal bounds to his solitary eyes, came from a small grated aperture in the vaulted roof.