Sentence examples for bore dark from inspiring English sources

Adele's tank top bore dark splotches like the shadows of maple leaves.

An emergency back door — facing a museum park — still bore dark marks and the neat labels of detectives investigating the crime with the suspicion that the criminals had entered there.

Most varieties bear dark green cylindrical fruit, but some produce round or intermediate shapes in colours ranging from yellow-green to nearly black.

Though wetlands ecologists express relief that relatively little of the marsh was heavily oiled, some marshy areas like Bay Jimmy off Barataria Bay still bear dark smears, patches denuded of marsh grass and the telltale brown ribbon of oil at the water line.

Sweet viburnum (V. odoratissimum), from India and Japan, bears dark-green, shiny, evergreen leaves and large clusters of fragrant flowers.

One of the men, who bore a dark complexion, could be seen in a cellphone video being escorted from the plane by law enforcement.

Though he kept his wife hidden and his forehead bore the dark bruise of fervent prayer — and in his inner office there was a portrait of Ayatollah Khomeini — the sheikh was a worldly man, a sensualist, a lover of impish jokes.

He bore a dark, thoughtful look on his face, as if he were carefully contemplating some matter of great portent.

I cannot bear new dark blue jeans, and what about those people who iron their jeans?

The parrot pitcher plant (S. psittacina) has small, fat, red-veined leaves that are topped by beaklike lids and bears dark red flowers.

The centre of the labellum of Ophrys insectifera bears a dark red spot, almost black, whereas the lateral lobes of the labellum are a somewhat lighter purple-red.