Utiliser "drab" dans une phrase

1. A long, drab corridor illuminated with fluorescent lights

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2. There are bars on the windows and the same genre of drab reproductions in gilded frames that we saw in John’s room adorns the walls

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3. where, cold and clinker drab,

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4. For two days the blissful romance that should be the ambrosia of all newly weds was forced to give way to lessons in using the Hoover, heating up baked beans and loading the washing machine in such a way that the clothes didn’t all come out shit colour drab

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5. way that the clothes didn’t all come out shit colour drab

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6. The wealthy had plush private cars, the poor rode public cars that were more or less drab depending on the city

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7. discourage rust, and painted in olive drab camouflage colours

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8. The street this Hyondahi currently lived on was pretty drab for one so high in the growth

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9. It didn’t matter that it was in a drab school hallway on hard

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10. of the season to the same drab landscape it was every other month of the year

11. “I most definitely prefer your drawings to their drab and droll cousins

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12. She went on and on about how drab her mansion’s

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13. It was a rather drab counter, and he was

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14. Soon three individuals appeared dressed in drab olive and sand colored uniforms

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15. pointed to the very drab gray but ornate building ahead

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16. He was no longer dressed in the drab, grey uniform

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17. It seemed all heads and eyes were intent on a harried man in a dark, drab boiler suit sitting at a table, checking tags and glaring at a little computer screen on the table as he scrolled through a seemingly endless list

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18. It was painted a different shade of olive drab, unlike those of the German army

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19. It was furnished with a comfortable double bed, two drab over-stuffed chairs, and a writing desk

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20. Still the same office for these twenty past years, but somehow it didn’t look as small, not as drab as it should be

21. The olive drab Plymouth was parked in the same place as it had been the previous day

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22. He was struck by the realization that they all wore a kind of drab, dull grey, workman-like uniform

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23. Vincent ordered all their helmet liners to be repainted a uniform glossy olive drab, and he had produced from somewhere, decals of the 61st Division patch to be affixed to the sides of each liner

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24. Mary got it organized, and a few days later our social services van was pulling up to a drab looking government office building

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25. It lay drab and not at all like its memory

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26. to work, but on the other hand she didn’t want to look drab for the

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27. I looked around the office and saw a drab,

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28. It was a bitterly cold and drab morning for the middle of

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29. been tossed so unceremoniously into the drab motel room

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30. Shaftner crawled into his olive drab jeep and splashed up the road toward the center of the base

31. The Colonel wore immaculate pressed and starched olive drab USAF fatigues

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32. Even though he had been told it was now lifeless and drab

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33. Far from the drab shades he'd recommended to his troops, their clothing was colorful, some garments woven in stripes or checks

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34. She sat back down and gazed at the drab and very dreary cabin

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35. She took me down a long drab hallway that reeked of smoke and Ben Gay

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36. The guests were a drab couple in their early forties

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37. He didn’t know why in Fariel she’d covered herself in white powder, but obviously it was one of those things that went along with the drab dresses and the head-coverings

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38. Even in that drab dress, with that horrid cap covering her hair and that powder hiding her true complexion, she was beautiful

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39. It was a drab room, stuffed with Formica topped tables and shabby metal chairs

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40. If it is allowed to operate without interference it will transform this drab, dreary, earthly experience into something magical and miraculous

41. The walls were painted in a cream paint but that was some time ago as the whole place appeared drab and tired

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42. Behind them the gay pavilions of the lords and knights and the drab tents of the common soldiers stretched back almost to the river

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43. Listening to you at times is like reading an old English novel, drab and colorless

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44. anywhere other than drab browns and greys

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45. She was wearing a drab gray shirt and pants

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46. Hatch was disappointed at losing the company of his old university friend and, after Siri had collecting his belongings from the Quartermaster with Sergeant Bacon, Hatch slung the webbing of an olive drab canvas bag over Siri’s head and said, ‘Take care of yourself without me, old friend, but maybe this will be of some use to you on your journey

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47. They dragged the wreckage clear to uncover a floor safe which May Ling opened and, from it, she removed a leather pilot’s bag and the olive drab canvas bag that contained Hatch’s pistol, which she handed over to him

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48. Davidson was parked under the tall sycamore tree that edged his property, sitting with the headlights shining brightly against the drab cement blocks of his establishment

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49. "I think they call it olive drab, Papa,” Henry exchanged with a sliver of a smile, just enough you could see the teeth glimmering out from under his thin lips

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50. “Olive drab, huh?” Mr

51. Thank you for taking the time to read Blood, Dreams, and Olive Drab

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52. In the near future, please look for the sequel to Blood, Dreams, and Olive Drab to be entitled A Fawn In Winter

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53. Behind the two men, the hallway was just as gray and drab

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54. Its witchery transformed his drab work into vibrant colors

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55. In town, there was nothing to look at but the same old, drab, dirty

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56. She went to her closet and pulled out a rather drab chocolate brown dress

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57. stared at the drab dilapidated floor

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58. An existentialist is a person cut off from their soul conscience and from their heart sympathy, living in a flat, intellectual drab wasteland devoid of meaning

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59. He lives in "municipal flat block 18A linear north", a drab concrete housing project with non-functional elevators and graffiti-defaced wall murals painted in the style of "socialist-realism

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60. portrayal of the drab conditions of the future England as well as

61. An existentialist is a person cut off, blocked, from their soul and from their heart, living in a flat, intellectual drab wasteland devoid of meaning

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62. His drab clothes would indeed fit with the puritan fashion favored by Cromwell’s followers

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63. ” His hands loosened and worked to smooth the fresh wrinkles of his drab trousers

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64. outfit was a drab yellow, whilst Halfshaft and Hubert were wearing costumes coloured in a much

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65. into the dark and drab atmosphere of this old, historic location

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66. To Ailia’s delight, the rest of the trip had been uneventful, even bordering on drab

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67. So, they tried to enliven their life by seeking pleasures as their fancies suggested, but as the novelty of those diversions wore off, their cumulative exasperation increased reducing the span of their thrill; and back to square one, they realized that they had lost the capacity to enthuse each other, so bored to death but committed to each other, they dragged their feet on their drab marital course

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68. “You know, I always wondered why they painted all these institute buildings such drab colours

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69. In the children’s fairy story The Ugly Duckling (1846) by Hans Christian Andersen, a cygnet in a brood of ducklings is mocked by them for his drab appearance but turns into a beautiful swan

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70. There is a group of elves in drab garb with an orb like the ones that line the ceilings and hover in the sky

71. Out of the shadows an elf man in drab pants and a simple shirt comes forward

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72. Rodney O’Neill sat beside him in a drab suit

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73. Some appeared to be rather drab

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74. And the crocuses, left standing in their drab field, looked like so many blown-out candles

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75. He forgot, in the quiet of her attitude, that she had ever been restless, and in her expressive and beautiful silence that she had ever quoted, and, watching her whiteness, that she had ever been drab

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76. The walls were covered in drab yellow wallpaper dotted with small white flowers

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77. Just as he picked up his drinks and turned to leave I decided I could find some fun at the drab event after all

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78. If they had they would certainly not have complained for each of them, despite their tunics becoming saturated and their bodies glistening with sweat, relished the change from the drab dry underground world they had been confined to

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79. It's still cold and drab and the sky is still a dreary, cloud covered gray

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80. In the suburbs and inner city every building was grey, giant drab monoliths withstanding the storm but shedding the attractions they held in sunlight

81. In the past there have been those, locals and visitors, who felt the city had become drab, tired, the shine having been lost

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82. the drab greyness of a school jumper and you knew it would basically not stop raining for the rest of the day

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83. Chantaburi has the reputation for having some of the world’s most skilful cutters of the stones, turning the drab, raw dull stones into beautifully faceted gems

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84. Fern with her red hair cascading onto a grey blanket, making her look more vibrant against the drab material

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85. The old drab soon deserted me, but Tegid our cook stayed with me

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86. He looked back at the women huddled together, only one of them had a child with her, the others were all older, one an old Saxon drab with long silver-grey hair, free of its braids

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87. I looked at the old drab, and she looked at me…me, sitting on my horse and staring at her, a British bastard to her

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88. And when Val pointed at her son, she froze, turned to look at the drab, who nodded

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89. Not for Melville-Briggs the interview conducted in a drab and comfortless basement

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90. Brown and drab, a thick bed of needle-seeds suffocated the ground

91. A drab, nonentity: a fictional character: who wears an overcoat, carries a hidden gun of hate, and wears a hat: going into dark alleyways, into the secret lives of the rich: uncovering their corrupt evil, gloating over it

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92. Drab browns and greys, a

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93. The dull colors and drab squares are the dead ends, wasted time, and boredom that most ultimately experience there

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94. "Menswear has been drab for too long," he said at the launch of his summer collection in

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95. Dozens of olive drab U

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96. The whole area was drab and cheerless, decorated with the ugliest color scheme Crystal had ever been nauseated by

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