Sentence examples for creation of dark from inspiring English sources

Most memorable of the ones we eagerly devoured was a giant portion of chocolate crunch layer cake, an opulent creation of dark chocolate cake with milk chocolate frosting and whipped cream, surrounded by a pool of milky, delicate mocha sauce.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has officially encouraged the creation of dark pools to compete with the dominant NYSE and Nasdaq exchanges to offer the best price competition.

The two left behind promising research in particle physics, researching the creation of Dark Matter in the bowels of underground Chinese bunkers, to develop what they call a "Google for sound".

It's possible that a slew of puzzles about our Universe, including the origin of the matter-antimatter asymmetry and the creation of dark matter, are solved by new physics at these early times.

An attack by both Raiden and Superman simultaneously in their separate universes causes the merging of the Mortal Kombat and DC villains, Shao Kahn and Darkseid, resulting in the creation of Dark Kahn whose mere existence causes the two universes to begin merging; if allowed to continue, it would result in the destruction of both.

Another beauty slam from sugar is the creation of dark, under-eye circles.

He called for the creation of more "dark cables", to be kept in reserve, and said Nato must be prepared to defend global submarine cables, if necessary.

Whether its two applications or seven, the creation of a dark veil of lashes is the most important step in making the eyes appear larger.

This approach led to the creation of Dark Side of the Moon album in 1973.

Harrison's magic, Katrina Lindsay's costumes and Neil Austin's lighting achieve triumphant fulfilment in the creation of the Dementors, dark forces who suck the souls out of humans and who float through the air like wraiths.

As the music progresses, we hear the creation of light and dark, of the waters, the dry land, the sun, moon and stars and finally, in a sparkling fugue which strongly brings to mind Benjamin Britten's Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra, the chattering creatures of land, sea and air.