| The dancers are white-faced and dressed drably in grey and black, with smears on their costumes like chalk. |
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| From the cockpit, we could see rows of drably camouflaged warplanes filling every inch of ramp space. |
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| That headline reads like the title of a Monty Python sketch or an obscure, slightly funny but drably photographed art-house movie. |
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| But too much of the album is drably formulaic, a series of gambits shuffled into passable shapes rather than memorable songs. |
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| And it was positively vibe-strewn compared with the drably balladeering Grammys. |
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| Diagnosis: A drably coloured elfin with a grey-brown upperside in the male, more reddish in the female. |
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| Ill-tempered child of the Gothic, itself an ill-tempered rebuke to a drably weaponized, mercantile, industrial canny. |
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| The two buildings the Bundesbank's drably orthodox, the ECB's swanky and daring mirror some of the tensions between these two institutions. You might have expected those tensions to surface earlier. |
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| They bounced back admirably from a 3-1 loss in their opener to Korea Republic, beating Algeria and drably drawing Italy to book a place in the knockout stages. |
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| What they don't want is for us to go out, play drably, win 1-0 and maybe finish halfway up the table. |
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| The introduction of state funded free schools has certainly added colour to the otherwise rather drably standardised educational scene. |
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| The sun sets drably through the clouds, while Tiffany watches at the picture window. |
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| Adrianne Pieczonka was the very musicianly, drably costumed Amelia. |
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| Drably dressed, the Virgin wraps her cloak around her son's insensate shoulders as if He were still an infant in need of shelter and warmth. |
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