Sentence examples for common dark from inspiring English sources

Above this séance, in the common dark Between the street lamps and the jotted sky, What now takes shape?

Spices are common, dark malts are often used, and many Christmas beers have enough alcoholic punch to help settle your brain for a long winter's nap.

Both the booted eagle and the Eleonora's falcon occur in two distinct morphs: the typical pale-coloured or 'light' morph and the less common dark or 'melanic' morph [sensu 13].

Phil Boswell, the SNP MP for Coatbridge, Chryston and Bellshill, told the Commons: "Dark times are indeed ahead – especially as these cuts will see further decimation of the already over-stretched and struggling social security system.

I translated that into a more common word: dark.

Incidents are most common after dark when people have been drinking.

It is more common in dark skinned people, but also in deprived communities, black and white.

This is espresso as Dr. Illy likes it, without the slightly bitter taste common in dark roasts -- "overroasted coffees," he calls them -- that are popular in Naples, among many other places.

Very common is dark brown podzol, typical in mountains with a lot of flint, where the rainfall is heavy, as in the Alps above about 300 ft (90 m).

And that's something that was so common in Dark Souls and its first sequel that I didn't feel the lure of pressing beyond what I felt was an unfair fight.

Although his films spanned multiple genres from horror to action to sci-fi, they all had one thing in common: the dark, tense, and gloomy soundtracks made by Carpenter himself, along with sometime collaborator Alan Howarth who he worked with on the soundtrack for cult classic Escape from New York.