Sentence examples for a sudden darkness from inspiring English sources

Then with leaden feet which stumbled in a sudden darkness that overwhelmed me I groped my way back to the empty house.

Yet after five minutes, a drastic fissure opens up in the stage and, out of a sudden darkness, three more couples - dressed in an approximation of 18th-century costume - are sucked reluctantly and strangely into the dance: ghosts from Vivaldi's era.

Others refer most of what is said or done at this feast to the fate of Romulus, for, on this day, he vanished outside the gates in a sudden darkness and storm (some think it an eclipse of the sun), and from this the day was called Nonae Caprotinae, the Latin for a goat being capra, and the place where he disappeared having the name of Goat's Marsh, as is stated in his life.

This was the Serrai di Sottoguda, a 2km-long canyon with walls 100m high – a place of sudden darkness and blazing light, with no fence between you and the rushing, boulder-filled river Pettorina, which you cross 16 times, on terrifyingly narrow bridges.

And when your reading is over, the chapter finished, there are no clicks, no sudden darkness, just a light blown out with a breath.

"Ouch!" he cried as his scalp grazed the rock, the shock sending the iPhone he was using as a torch skittering into the sudden darkness.

In the sudden darkness, he heard a low, heavy sound, like breath, all around him, a single, deep rumble that strung his veins together and spread through his skull.

Spectators whooped and clapped with delight as the moon passed between the sun and Earth, leaving a slice of the continent's northeast in sudden darkness.

When, in May of 1780, sudden darkness settled on New England, farmers perceived it as a cataclysm heralding the return of Christ.

A snaking driveway, rising through newly planted olive groves, deposits visitors into an underground parking lot; you go from bright sun into sudden darkness.

Sudden darkness overhead.