Sentence examples for dangerous dark from inspiring English sources

That's what it's about: a violent, dangerous, dark world where anybody can die at any moment.

Samoa Should be dangerous dark horses, given the growing number of players with Samoan heritage who have made a major impact in NRL and Super League.

Once firmly in the playoff seedings and viewed as a dangerous dark horse, the Bucks have lost 13 of 17 games.

Since revelations about the surveillance strategies of US and UK spies, Tor has become a focus of criticism, accused of facilitating a dangerous "dark web" of paedophiles, drug dealers and arms traders.

It's still a shock — where did Gotham go, the dangerous dark of nighttime Central Park, the East Village addicts brandishing box cutters, the cardsharps and sallow denizens of Times Square, which now seems overrun by Elmo impersonators and wide-eyed naïfs in fanny packs?

("The city's like a monster, like a sleeping dragon or some dark creature in the night that cracks open an eye," she says, "and whispers dark dangerous dark ideas into your ear".) Directed with pleasing dispatch by Trip Cullman, "The Drunken City" is embellished with several stylistic adornments of a similar, modestly experimental variety.

Emily (Elizabeth Banks), the obliging, blond college sweetheart; Summer (Rachel Weisz), the intriguing, slightly dangerous dark-haired intellectual; and April (Isla Fisher), the impetuous redhead with whom Will trades insults at the New York campaign headquarters of Bill Clinton.

The 12 songs on Generation Indigo take on a number of contemporary themes ranging from racism (Colour Blind) to vegan shoes (I Luv Ur Sneakers) to love in the computer age (the catchy new single, Virtual Boyfriend) to an attractive but dangerous dark-eyed stranger (Ghoulish, a stand out track informed by a gorgeously ethereal girl-group sound).

Kwazakhele is dangerous after dark, she warns.

"It is very dangerous after dark.

But Marlowe had been a spy, involved in some very dangerous and dark trades.