Grimmer in a sentence

Cheryl Grimmer: Man denies murder of toddler in 48-year mysteryThree-year-old Cheryl Grimmer had just moved to Australia from the UK when she disappeared.

In a fantasy world much grimmer than the typical isekai universes, long-dead warriors, conquerors, and strategists clash in a violent war.

Local footballing heroes Garath McCleary and Jack Grimmer from Wycombe Wanderers FC also made a special appearance at Eden, with fans forming a queue in excitement.

There could be no grimmer irony if this wasteful scheme is greenlit.

The sun always shines brighter on those days when it finally breaks through the layer of dark clouds which made everything seem so much grimmer and melancholy.

We are globally in such an intensely negative period that we have, almost everywhere, succumbed to the tendency that to assume that the future will likely be grimmer than not.

And grim as that was – as well as a grim reminder that, so many years after America’s major wars in the Middle East ended, tens of thousands of our troops are still stationed on bases the region – the response has been grimmer yet.

Captain Jack Grimmer also went off injured in the win over the Millers, and Bloomfield believes the right-back has sustain a ‘muscle injury’.

Ferrier, Stewart and Grimmer all gave credit to Aldi, which entered the Australian market in 2001, for raising the general standards of home brands and making them more palatable.

Dale was born on April 25, 1955, in Enid, OK to Leland and EdnaLee Grimmer.

Forecasters say the drop in the January-March quarter will be a precursor of a far grimmer GDP report to come on the current April-June period, with business shutdowns and layoffs striking with devastating force.

The second branching storyline that you can choose in Starcraft II: Wings Of Liberty is much grimmer.

These early rejections are regrettable; later the purging assumed a much grimmer aspect.

With a fast-spreading dangerous disease on the doorstep, the situation in Syria looks grimmer than ever.

Another, grimmer answer is that the modern meritocracy has too many flaws and contradictions to either allow dramatic reform to command widespread support without it.

But as morning turned to day, and day again to evening without a sign of any of the other 26 people on board the ship, a grimmer reality set in. The fire is likely to be one of the deadliest recreational maritime disasters in recent memory.

In the 1990s, she says, Canada’s fiscal footing was far grimmer.

Portland started the second set with an ace, which Grimmer and Ballard-Nixon followed with kills (2-2).

Ruth Grimmer from the University of Exeter said: “We love sponsoring the School Games.

Charles Dickens Our Mutual Friend (written in the years 1864–65) describes the river in a grimmer light.