Does it augur resurgence for the Last Emperor in the UFC's grayest division?
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In this grayest of gray markets, it's virtually impossible to know what's what.
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So there might not be more grays, but what's there is the damn grayest.
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But Japan is the world's grayest nation: Almost 28 percent of its residents are over 5833.
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Saag paneer, the grayest of old gray mares in many Indian restaurants, is coltishly energetic at Adda.
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That next Michigan winter was the coldest, grayest season I could remember, and I have never been more productive.
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GROPIUSThe Man Who Built the BauhausBy Fiona MacCarthy Walter Gropius has always seemed like the grayest man of the Bauhaus.
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And on North Korea, even the grayest of foreign policy beards have conceded that Mr. Trump might be able to accomplish something.
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This sounds insane, but I was in the neighborhood, and I went knowing they were shooting there on the grayest, most foul day.
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Las Vegas (CNN)The last leg of O.J. Simpson's odyssey to freedom will cut through one of the grayest, most desolate stretches of America.
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But like Daniel, Elisabeth has a resilience, a delight in words and stories, an imaginative playfulness that finds light in even the grayest of circumstance.
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Posted in one of the grayest of the Soviet satellites, Putin entirely missed the sense of awakening and opportunity that accompanied perestroika, and experienced only the state's growing fecklessness.
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Exemptions will also apply — and this is the proposed legislation's grayest area — to the "rarest and most important items of their type," if they are at least 100 years old.
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This is fine—beyond the fact that I had to go to Dudley, England, the grayest and most rotten town I ever have seen—and the trip went off mostly without a hitch *.
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She relayed this to me, and I thought it sounded so much like something that you'd want to eat in the grayest time of the year that here I am now, relaying it to you.
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Not only are they left with a slew of social media accounts bearing the name of their pets, but also with a loyal following that, in my cases, have turned to these animals as a bright spot during the grayest of days.
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" It also noted "a leaven of humor to lighten her soul study. Her folk do not live altogether in italics … and a vein of cheerful sanity runs through even her grayest chapters, insuring them against the morbidness that is the most dangerous pitfall in the path of the novelist who deals familiarly with souls."Hoyt, Eleanor. "Some of the New Fiction.
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Martin has stated that Tyrion is his personal favorite, as the grayest of the gray characters, with his cunning and wit making him the most fun to write. Martin has also said that Bran Stark is the hardest character to write. As the character most deeply involved in magic, Bran's story needs to be handled carefully within the supernatural aspects of the books. Bran is also the youngest viewpoint character, and has to deal with the series' adult themes like grief, loneliness, and anger.
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