“He had dark circles under his eyes and a grim expression on his face.”

“The grim discovery of a dead man in a Govan flat was one of the most sensational murders Glasgow has known.”

“It is a grim story about an aspiring scriptwriter who becomes involved in a triangle involving a young would-be starlet and her sister, a singer.”

“The residents of Iron City lived and worked in grim conditions while dreaming of a life in the aerial city of Zalem.”

“Sam wiped away her tears of joy and donned a look of grim determination.”

“Ian Cawsey recalled with grim humor the moment when he almost died.”

“We are shivering, wrapped up in our shawls, feeling grim with cold hands and feet.”

“The grim quality of army food convinced him there was a place in professional cooking for the low-priced, preserved, dried, and canned goods then beginning to appear on the market.”