14.Besides the credit a publisher would get for putting out all those innovative games, an indie publishing arm would provide some titles to fill those post holiday doldrums.
15.But the currency can also strengthen when the world's largest economy is in the doldrums, since a depressed American economy is a threat to global financial stability.
16.There, in the doldrums, the air didn't actually stop moving, it just headed upwards, heat rising to make way for the denser air flowing in from both sides.
17.It's going to be cold for a while, but you can still look hot. Consider the ways you can brighten your face and distract yourself from the doldrums of a long winter.
18.I've sometimes felt that way about Kaurismaki, whose movies, with their hard-drinking loners in art-directed doldrums, have a sameness that can make it feel like he's phoning it in.
19.Wall Street's " fear gauge" , the VIX index, which measures expected stockmarket volatility through the prices traders pay to protect themselves from it, has leapt up after months in the doldrums.
20.With great imaginative judgment and considerable optimism, Sidney moved the avant-garde beyond such provincial doldrums by constructing his case for a new poetry out of a wide range of ancient and Renaissance authorities.