| And it was positively vibe-strewn compared with the drably balladeering Grammys. |
| But too much of the album is drably formulaic, a series of gambits shuffled into passable shapes rather than memorable songs. |
| To-day it is, next to St. John's Wood, the most drably respectable quarter of the town. |
| That headline reads like the title of a Monty Python sketch or an obscure, slightly funny but drably photographed art-house movie. |
| The introduction of state funded free schools has certainly added colour to the otherwise rather drably standardised educational scene. |
| Diagnosis: A drably coloured elfin with a grey-brown upperside in the male, more reddish in the female. |
