The Savages are grimly aware that they will have to do the same thing soon.
His cape swirls in the wind that screams around the tower and he looks grimly down upon the city.
The war of 1920 is virtually forgotten outside of central Europe today, but its aftermath had all-too-grimly-real consequences.
Italians joke grimly that you still have to spend a lot of time proving to bureaucrats that you exist.
"there's no bringing her back, " a grimly apt line just before Madeleine falls from the tower a second time.
Her partner says grimly that he was "happy" when he heard the news.
In all, the movie is a grimly mischievous emblem of our media-haunted world.
Many Republicans, watching grimly, thought they were seeing the rebirth of big government.
The movie is grimly overproduced and exhausting, an irritating, preposterous, but fitfully enjoyable work, in which every element has been inflated.
The movie is a grimly fascinating pageant of fanaticism, sacrifice, and death, and the most striking passage comes near the end.
From the wreckage of 104-8, Broad clung on grimly to remain unbeaten on 18, the third best score of the innings.
Jo Mielziner's reduced scenic contribution was grimly lighted by Mr. Stanley, while Santo Loquasto gave the 24-dancer cast new and lackluster costumes.
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But Corretja hung on grimly and finally edged through 6-3 4-6 3-6 7-6 (7-5) 6-2 after three hours 39 minutes on court.
Ernest Hemingway is described standing up at his desk, grimly rewriting his terse, condensed prose some 15 times before getting it right.
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The chief of staff and the then defence minister eventually succumbed to public anger and stepped down, but Mr Olmert hung grimly on.
Less grimly, electric currents have been used for years by physical therapists to make muscles contract as a way of stimulating and strengthening them.
Executives from rival Toshiba grimly declared that they would carry on.
Harlequins stuck grimly to their task despite often desperate defensive scrambling.
Germany and Spain are grimly attempting to hold back the tide.
Perhaps the best they can hope for is to hang on grimly in North America and hope that growth in foreign markets comes to their rescue.
But they lost three wickets to lbw verdicts in the final session and had to hang on grimly through Gautam Gambhir (53) and Ramesh Powar (14).
Chances in the last 15 minutes were few and far between as Falkirk tried to find a way through and St Mirren held on grimly for three points.
Tunisia, which revolted first, throwing out its president of 23 years, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, has also been the first to discover how grimly the old guard cling on.
But after a solid first-half display, the visitors allowed Italy back into the match and were grimly clinging onto a slender lead in the final minutes of the game.
Fifty years ago today, the President of the United States grimly contemplated the possibility of global nuclear war as he entered a showdown with the Soviet Union over nuclear missiles in Cuba.
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Most off-putting and deadly was the show's "Jazzy" opener, choreographed by Mauro Bigonzetti to some lame and lugubrious jazz-tinged music by Federico Bigonzetti, the choreographer's son, and grimly performed to a recording by Jazzy Dogs.
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The poorly domesticated Paul lives tensely with his grimly steadfast wife (Marie-Paule Laval), their teen-age son, and a newborn daughter, yet brazenly philanders with Ulrika (Johanna ter Steege), who makes no pretense of loving him.
MP, the chief inquisitor and a former probation officer, emerged after the loyalty interview to announce grimly that Mr Livingstone had failed to provide satisfaction on some points and would therefore be summoned for a second interview.
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