Sentence examples for become darkened from inspiring English sources

Colligan said that if the marble on the property were to become darkened by soot, museum curators have a cleaning process and would be able to restore it. .

"Lumigan can turn your blue eyes brown," says ophthalmologist Dr. Sandra Belmont, associate professor of Ophthalmology at NYU. "I have seen light irises become darkened," attests Belmont.

The heady feminine charm of the vision becomes darkened by witty effects of deviltry in timing, and sudden dance thunderbolts occur in a clear sky.

Your vision of reality becomes darkened, like a drop of ink that discolors the water.

As transportation lines halted, businesses shut their gates and apartments and offices become hot and darkened, many people headed for the bars.

The painful vesicles eventually become cloudy or darkened as they fill with blood, and crust over within seven to ten days; usually the crusts fall off and the skin heals, but sometimes, after severe blistering, scarring and discolored skin remain.

This had darkened and become opaque.

But the paper was slightly acidic, and, over time, it darkened and became brittle.

A balked willfulness about routines of life like bathing and dressing can become characteristic, and can darken the morning of the most cheerful caretaker.

Leave them to cook, covered, over a moderate heat until they start to darken and become tender, giving them the occasional stir to stop them sticking.

She also shows us a progression within the fairy-tale oeuvre itself; after the trauma of the Denmark-Prussia wars of 1849-1851 and personal disappointments, the stories darkened and became more artistically adventurous - heralds of modernism (his last story, "Auntie Toothache", was his darkest and most modernist).