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Back in his own office once more, Director Tynan stood grimly in the center of the room, awaiting Harry Adcock.

Gerhardt looked at him grimly , but did not answer.

Gerald smiled grimly at this humorism. Then he made a little gesture of dismissal, with his eyebrows.

"That's likely enough to be true, " said the other grimly .

He might be dead after tonight if he didn't stop all this crap, Michael thought grimly.

He stared at her grimly; he had never been certain how fond of each other the sisters were in life.

"A burnt dog dreads the fire, " said the lawyer grimly, and closed his eyes.

But he was a gallant warrior, and when he rose to make his final adieu his mouth was grimly set and his shoulders were squared.

Mr Osborne talked grimly of the injustice of burdening future generations with debt, and said he would bring Britain "back from the brink" .

The tendency is called ''loss aversion''; people hold on to poor investments grimly, hoping for a turnaround.

The point became grimly evident with the outbreak of the Korean War a few weeks later.

Lincoln grimly trying to enjoy the play, until he's so miserable he digs up his heart and stabs it himself.

The short abishai followed his cohort's sharper eyes to the blossom of crimson on the horizon. "Keep counting, " he said grimly.

I'll be able to, certainly, but it will be painful, said Madam Pomfrey grimly, throwing Harry a pair of pajamas.

He was fighting grimly; but he continued to draw upon his chief asset, which was Youth.

Mr Hu grimly gripped his lectern as Mr Obama delivered a statement in which he spoke of the universality of America's human-rights values.

"Now, I can wait for you, " he said grimly; "but hurry up. "

She lay still in his arms, contemptuous of his grimly literal ethics, but her face was sweet with understanding.

"Well, you get it then, " he said grimly, though in a modified tone of voice.

In official Indian parlance such proof is grimly referred to as "telltale signs" . It is plainly garbage.

Pakistan's government, bracing itself for public anger and revenge attacks, grimly declared that it was caught unawares by the raid.

The American people had embarked, not gladly upon a second crusade, but grimly upon a war for survival.

She settled grimly into a deck chair as night came across the lake.

So you export it all into plain text, and try grimly to import it into the next big application.

It was, again, grimly freakish as a tyre flew off a rival Formula Two car and struck the head of the 18-year-old Surtees.

"My son Mark needs a liver transplant, " he said grimly .

After the starter's gun was fired, Celia soon started to pant, and watched grimly as the other runners pulled away in front of her.

The Send-off Down the close, darkening lanes they sang their way To the siding-shed, And lined the train with faces grimly gay.

If it does not, they are grimly determined to return with still more force.

Not the less, however, the great, honest face of the people smiled-grimly, perhaps, but widely too.

"Let's have another pot, " he said, grimly.

" He killed some-but not with bullets, " said the one-eyed soldier grimly.

"Don't know whether there'll be a fight or not, " answered one man, grimly.

'Come on! ' he said grimly to the Mole.

Just then they heard faintly the sound of great thunderous blows above their heads, and Robin smiled grimly at the noise.

In 1998 and 1999 it was a place that was grimly run-down and repressive, dominated by Serb police and officials.

Its interim document has, says one bank boss, "given the direction of travel" but the end game, he says grimly, is a "long way off" .

Works of art, painted black, Magniloquent, bleeding dark, Monotonous . . .

RESIDENTS of Caracas, Venezuela's crime-wracked capital, have become grimly accustomed to shootings.

"Maybe it's a Trojan horse that smuggles the right policy into place, " mused Paul Krugman, grimly, at Princeton.

Against the uniform sheet of snow and the greyish winter sky the Italian villa loomed up rather grimly .

were skits and burlesques and general funny work, written from the grimly determined humorous standpoint of the school magazine.

Pope removes his glasses and heaves a sigh. "Your daughter is very sick, she's got esophageal cancer, " Pope grimly tells Westmoreland.

"I did, " and he added grimly, "but I lost everything I wanted in the boom. "

The doctor took one look at her grimly determined face.

Roger Chillingworth had by this time approached the window, and smiled grimly down.

Those who survived clung on grimly to power, for ten, twenty, thirty years.

Warren headed for the 10: 00 position bearing, grimly noting that the craft's response was still sluggish.

Some Maoists mutter grimly about ditching the peace deal that in 2006 ended their ten-year insurgency.

This matter-of-fact and sometimes grimly funny book, first published in France in 1994, digs a small and vital hole very deeply.

What's your business here? ' he demanded grimly.

Don Corleone stood before his godson and asked grimly, "Why doesn't this man like you? "

Others more grimly said they saw bodies in the streets that they could not retrieve.

Could any spectacle be more grimly whimsical?

I am grimly focused on what I'm doing.

"That's my affair, " said Hurstwood grimly.

"Nothing much for us to do, " the intern said grimly.

Old Governor Bellingham would come grimly forth, with his King James ruff fastened askew;

He often asked about the infant, when he saw me; and on hearing its name, smiled grimly, and observed

his grimly realistic first novel about drug addicts

I grimly smile slaying one by one