One of the first events is the New York première of Francisco López's "Trilogy of the Americas" — which promises to be very loud — at a darkened Judson Church.
Sleepiness is controlled by the body's internal biological ("circadian") clock, so an earlier bedtime just means several wakeful hours staring in frustration at a darkened ceiling.For years, some travellers and shift workers have sworn by melatonin.
In particular, the population of one species, known to modern science as Homo sapiens, plummeted to perhaps 2,000 individuals.The proverbial Martian, looking at that darkened Earth, would probably have given long odds against these peculiar apes making much impact on the future.
Long before dawn, we wove our way at speed through darkened country lanes to pick them up, narrowly missing several black buggies illuminated only by small red flashing safety lights.
Photographers no longer had to be amateur scientists adept at mixing chemicals in darkened rooms.
Nanni Moretti's new film takes us behind the scenes at the Vatican, down darkened corridors and beyond closed doors.
The fact that Miele chose to wind down his film with an obvious bit of social commentary, via a comedic Barbra Streisand pooh-poohing sneeze-inducing fragrances and tossing her coat over a mannequin's head as she danced her way through darkened rooms at Bergdorf's, is another.
A power outage at Lowe's Motor Speedway darkened everything at the track just before sundown, and the problem had yet to be fixed when qualifying began for NASCAR's all-star race tonight.
Her death at 53 permanently darkened my view of life.
Her peripheral vision darkened; at times, it disappeared completely.
As an early-evening rain begins to pour, a family of four peer through the fence at Rio's darkened Olympic park.
