Sentence examples for became a dark from inspiring English sources

Libby became a dark, malevolent creature and the novel took off.

The uncertainty of Mr. Storey's immigration future became "a dark cloud that hung over our relationship," Mr. Perlberg said.

Through a series of transformations -- from positive to negative, from sunlight to obscurity, from right side up to upside down -- the photography of the Bauhaus became a dark, serious and rather abstract thing.

Meanwhile some of the bare-bones songs from "No Better Than This" got fleshed out, like "The West End," a chronicle of urban decay that became a dark drone, and "No One Cares About Me," a litany of bitter isolation and stubborn optimism that took on a jaunty bounce.

The Tribune Company's board resolved on Friday what had been its preoccupation for most of the week: sealing the fate of Randy Michaels, the controversial chief executive whose boorish behavior and cronyism became a dark sideshow to his bankrupt company's financial struggles.

The most glorious sculpture gallery in America, its skylights blacked out during the war and never uncovered, became a dark corridor on the way to lunch... Carlos Picon, the curator in charge of Greek and Roman art, was visibly battling hubris when he took me through the still unfinished spaces a week or so ago.

So it became a darker piece, in a way.

At the same time, Jupiter's Great Red Spot became a darker red color.

But when, after a troubled hiatus, he returned to complete the manuscript in 1883, what had begun as a reminiscent celebration became a darker elegy for a lost world.

A few years before he ever became a darker and more brutal James Bond, Daniel Craig starred in a brilliant film entitled, The Layer Cake.

For England it was a day that will become a dark and disappointing memory.