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• People complained that she was unnecessarily dour and dressed drably.
• But Dardis'book is drably pedantic, a slog.
• These are small to moderate-sized tree frogs, drably colored.
• This is detailed, if drably written, stuff.
• So why then was Agee in the flesh being so drably well-mannered?
• They are small, drably-colored fish, reaching a maximum length of only.
• These two are so drably generic, it's like watching outfits fall in love.
• She's married to a drably amorphous househusband who adores her though he seems indifferent.
• They are usually young and may be attractive, but dress drably and are sexually repressed.
• Crazy fish are drably colored, with the body predominantly mottled dusky gray to olive green.
• It shows a fully ( and drably ) clothed couple on a bed, sleeping spoon style.
• Bartleby, of course, is a cipher, a smudged allegorical figure in a drably familiar landscape.
• Koplan said last week in his office in CDC's administrative center, drably named Building 16.
• Most other ornamental plants look gorgeous for a brief period each year and then fade drably into the background.
• The man is not pleasant to look at, and his music is drably hideous without being at all provocative.
• This is an earnest, decent production that wears its good intentions drably, and nearly every dramatic seam is visible.
• He's the polar opposite of his brother, a drably authoritarian bureaucrat who could pass for a Soviet commissar.
• Our third-floor room was large and rather drably appointed in dark blues and browns, with stock landscape prints above the bed.
• Many of the other roles are more drably cast, guaranteeing that the humans aren't this film's idea of hot stuff.
• Stadia all over this fair land have come to be drably named : Bank One Ballpark, Qualcomm Park, the RCA Dome and KeyArena.