And the only problem with a dish of calamari — the tiny rings crunchy and light as gossamer — was the dipping sauce, a dark, off-tasting concoction that included citrus and teriyaki sauce.
But the sandwiches were soggy and the scones chewy, and the linen napkins were ever so slightly a darker off-white than the tablecloths.
She lifts her hair — a dark cascade — off her shoulders.
When emission was below this cutoff the quantum dot was defined as residing in a "dark" or "off" state.
The data were well-fitted by a simple model with a dark die-off term evaluated using night data, and a sunlight exposure term evaluated using day-time data.
His work not only moves inward in terms of its emphasis on abstract principles, it moves inward emotionally too, to a dark, sealed-off sphere that is perfectly ordered but also grimly joyless, sometimes ugly and, when the human figure is involved, clearly misanthropic.
But after that 30-second lag time, even a dark blue came off easily, and did not tint my cuticles.
The members of the pantheon are sometimes predictable - Clark Gable as Rhett Butler, roguishly looking over the top of his hand of cards; Humphrey Bogart, dressed to kill in a dark suit set off by a Smith & Wesson.
It happens in a dark place, closed off from the outside world.
Some 20%, or 225 million shares, were handled through through Sigma X, a dark pool closed off to anyone but Goldman customers.
We only ever went to one on a dark street off Awolowo Road, a place with expensive wines and no sign on the gate.
