| Let death itself stare him in the face, he will presumptuously maintain his hope, as if he would look the grim messenger out of countenance. |
| We know from grim experience that footballers slavishly follow the lead of their manager. |
| It tumbled at first, then caught the air in its frail wings and fluttered away, a spot of gold and emerald in the grim alleyway. |
| The boat boys' faces became more and more grim and all sorts of debris was floating in the sea. |
| It's divide-and-rule, playing us off in a grim bidding war of who will work for the least money. |
| Only with the cunning of the fox can you extricate yourself from these grim precincts. |
