用sombre造句子，“sombre”造句
The Bank of England has delivered a sombre warning.
They have rescued the peace process, but the mood is sombre.
It sounded like someone relentlessly playing the kazoo during one of the more sombre passages of a War Requiem.
From that moment forth, Mother Plutarque saw a sombre veil, which was never more lifted, descend over the old man's candid face.
This time he gazed at him with so sombre an air that Thenardier decided that it was "useless" to proceed further.
Later in the show a sombre-looking Halperin apologised, after the show's presenters admitted they had goaded him into saying it but did not think he would go through with it and also apologised.
She made the sombre crowd cheerful by her erratic and glistening ray, even as a bird of bright plumage illuminates a whole tree of dusky foliage by darting to and fro, half seen and half concealed amid the twilight of the clustering leaves.
She looked up staring at the sombre December sky.
Instead, the speech was a sombre affair, and the popular reaction muted.
She describes her show's final section as "melancholy" : the rooms here are, indeed, touching, sombre and dark.
The red sparks in the water vanished together with the stains of blood in the black mantle draping the sombre head of the Placid Gulf;
Impossible to class it in that ancient family of sombre,mysterious churches, low and crushed as it were by the round arch, almost Egyptian, with the exception of the ceiling;
Has he not a sombre look?
SECOND SOLDIER: Yes he has a sombre look.
She saw it through a mist of fancy--a pale, sombre half-light, which was the essence of poetic feeling.
As the two wayfarers came within the precincts of the town, the children of the Puritans looked up from their player what passed for play with those sombre little urchins -- and spoke gravely one to another
Accordingly, the crowd was sombre and grave.
The wind blows. That sombre ship has a path which it is forced to pursue.
It was arranged in collaboration with the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, which loaned many works including the strong but sombre "Study for a Portrait of a Seated man" (see slideshow below).
It was noticed that there was a moment when his countenance became very sombre.
They built a fire against the side of a great log twenty or thirty steps within the sombre depths of the forest, and then cooked some bacon in the frying-pan for supper, and used up half of the corn "pone" stock they had brought.
Is the under side of civilization any less important than the upper side merely because it is deeper and more sombre?
A successful club celebrates its 50th birthday in sombre mood.
The mood at the National Postal Forum, the industry's annual gathering, which took place this week in Tennessee, was sombre.
