Dreary numa frase em (in ingles)
- It was a dreary day.
- It was dreary and cold.
- She is tired and dreary.
- It was dreary and wearisome.
- The house was very dreary now.
- It was mostly dark, dreary, and ugly.
- It was a dreary day and a symbolic day.
- Then he sank into dreary musing again.
- The next day was a dreary one for Emma.
- The days that followed were dreary ones.
- It was a dreary blank that was before us.
- The dreary scene was accompanied by the.
- Long absence makes of life a dreary void;.
- She brightens my life in this dreary place.
- That even in escape, dreary days lay ahead.
- IT WAS A DREARY DAY, BUT IT NEVER STOPPED.
- Eagerness to be gone from this dreary place.
- They don’t know how dreary it is, how low.
- She was pleased but still felt dreary inside.
- And his lodging in Walthamstow was so dreary.
- It was a dreary day; and we wandered about a.
- A dreary place: but it seemed a charming and.
- That the day would be as dreary as ever.
- And he felt dreary and hopeless between the two.
- Soon enough, to the west, they spied a dreary.
- The land all about was dreary, flat and drab-hued.
- But then one day in the cold, dreary month of late.
- The highroads are dreary but they lead to the town.
- The white fields looked vast and dreary in the dusk.
- She enjoyed her time out away from dreary castle life.
- It was as wet and dreary as the day he’d buried her.
- Never was such a dreary sea or such a melancholy spot.
- How dreary to meet death, surrounded by their cold faces.
- The only thing he felt was rather a dreary little surprise.
- This one sex, this one drink, or some other, dreary shame.
- She had sunk into a dreary apathy and would not be roused.
- Even for a guy who read the Bible one long, dreary winter.
- It’s about time the light came into this dreary place.
- Night was creeping in, further darkening the dreary grey sky.
- Gone were the days of the dreary tiring eight-course Chinese.
- It was another dull dreary day with the sun barely more than.
- The Masonic dinners were dull and dreary when he was not there.
- She sat back down and gazed at the drab and very dreary cabin.
- And in the wintertime I am afraid it gets even more dreary.
- The lightness of it sounded so odd on such a cold, dreary day.
- It was a dreary day, and low clouds hanging over the city sig-.
- The fog outside the sixth window was just as dreary as the fifth.
- It is dull and bad because it is so dreary, so hopelessly dreary.
- I let my imagination paint the streets as cold and dreary as it.
- When the dreary change was wrought, she extended her hand to Pearl.
- The forenoon was a dreary time, but at noon the solicitor came, Mr.
- During those dreary times down river, I’d longed to get back here.
- Burton reached his car, got in and pulled out of the dreary basement.
- The children breathed the air that was poisoned, and they felt dreary.
- Thank God she didn’t have to wait until the dreary office on Monday.
- The night which Napoleon passed in the suburb was a sad and dreary one.
- And, in fact, all such reminiscences are very dreary things, dear boy.
- He sheds the dreary layer of gear to reveal his proud police blues below.
- The meeting came to an end in a dreary silence and a half-hearted silflay.
- But drudgery and a lost youth do not make your life less, but more dreary.
- The infantrymen marching across the dreary plain fell into a sullen silence.
- It's still cold and drab and the sky is still a dreary, cloud covered gray.
- Summer was only a few weeks away but the weather had turned cold and dreary.
- Without her it rolled a barren, dreary and desolate waste from pole to pole.
- The story’s headline read: Bears on Prowl As Market Ends a Dreary Week.
- But despite the dog's company everything around him seemed still more dreary.
- They got a dreary bite in the kitchen and intended to wash the dishes at once.
- What dreary yarns padded out with inconsequential minutiae, populated by, or.
- TOM arrived at home in a dreary mood, and the first thing his aunt said to him.
- Where’s the map? She asked him on one bleak and somewhat dreary morning.
- October 16th was a dreary Monday, and Chas had scheduled a late evening service.
- Maybe it’s just that it’s so dreary outside and it’s ruining our Saturday.
- With these dreary prospects confronting many of us, we began the 1968/9 Cricket.
- In the summer she sat on the steps, and her soul was empty and dreary and bitter.
- As she walked down Washington Street, the landscape was as dreary as her own heart.
- We drifted from pipeclay to a discussion on bicycling for women--a dreary subject.
- He conceded that it was a different world from dreary industrialized Slough and St.
- A far cry from the dreary weather and football hooligans we have to deal with here.
- Here there lay dreary gray streets and lopsided houses scattered higglety piggilty.
- When she reached the attic door and opened it, her heart gave a dreary little thump.
- His eyes were large and black but empty of feeling like the mouth of a dreary cave.
- The sky was dark with dreary clouds hung low with an oppressing feeling about them.
- Nonetheless, the brisk winds have succeeded, declaring today a dull and dreary day.
- His consolation, in that dreary time, was that he bore half the burden of its grief.
- Stopped our favourite on the street for a moment of magic in this dreary city swell.
- His sobs resounded horribly against those dreary walls and reverberated in the echoes.
- The smile on that girl actually illuminated the dim and dreary interior of the cottage.
- Darren told his first, in a dreary voice huge and hollow docked inside of a haunted hangar.
- Sunshine had come again into the blind woman's life, and made her days less dark and dreary.
- I suppose that everyone finds his first independent start in business a dreary experience.
- Come, come, be merry and like yourself! Look at little Hareton---he's dreaming nothing dreary.
- Very dreary at heart, very sad, and very tender, his fingers wandered over her face pitifully.
- Tom's heart ached to be free, or else to have something of interest to do to pass the dreary time.
- In the middle of this dreary room, upon a pair of tressels, was the coffin containing Philpot's body.
- Two massive doors opened into a dark, dreary room; heavy dark green drapes hung throughout the room.
- Indeed, as the days drew near for his departure, her heart began to close and grow dreary with despair.
- EARLY THE FOLLOWING MORNING, we waited for Kathleen and Rosetti in a small, dreary café in the Termini.
- Ha! that sheet of dull and dreary water, then, is the sepulcher of the brave men who fell in the contest.
- Do you know what I've been thinking about all afternoon at that dreary office? Going for a sail with you.
- These celebrations are sure to bring a bright spot of warmth and joy to your otherwise dreary January chill.
