Sentence examples for become dusky from inspiring English sources

It starts out in the morning as being dusky as the sun rises, in the middle of the day under direct light they are pure white, and at the end of the day they become dusky again, and at night when there's no ambient light left they become black.

The right gluteal region became dusky with an erythematous margin.

There is a greenish or brownish, musty or foul-smelling discharge from the outer-ear canal, while the affected outer ear becomes tender, dusky red, and two to three times its normal thickness.

August watched the sky in the west become washed in dusky, pink-tinged clouds.

The herniated bowel had become dark and dusky.

It was starting to get dusky and gray.

"I thought, 'Oh my God — what did I start?' " recalled Ms. Dusky, who had become an active critic of how adoption was handled.

In drawing after drawing, pastel after pastel, painting after painting, the contours of Degas's dancing figures become, at a certain point, darkly insistent, tangled and dusky.

But symbolically and emotionally, the restoration of the Hemings room is the heart of the new interpretation of Monticello, and it makes tangible a relationship that has been controversial since rumors of "Dusky Sally" became part of American political invective in the early 19th century.

As pregnancy progresses the breasts become larger, the lightly pigmented area (areola) around each nipple becomes first florid or dusky in colour and then appreciably darker; during the later months the areola takes on a hue that is deep bronze or brownish black, depending on the woman's natural pigmentation.

Overall, this suggests that the observed pattern of genetic diversity in contemporary dusky dolphin populations is the relic of a historically large population that has since become isolated into 4 regional populations.