Sentence examples for dark cape from inspiring English sources

She wore a heavy dark cape to keep warm.

"Sam?" There's no answer and the quiet becomes a dark cape, so heavy I can't move my legs.

He admired how the artist achieved the desired flesh tone through layering; how he achieved a sense of dimension by casting Venus's left leg against a dark cape.

"We live in a small, dark cape, but the new room is spacious, with 13-foot ceilings, a skylight and Palladian windows that overlook our garden.

Sheik Fartusi, an intense young man in a dark cape and white turban, said he also worked under the authority of Moktada al-Sadr, the revered ayatollah's son.

The lord of evil and death, swathed in a dark cape, stands atop a jagged peak, as ghosts, witches and vampires swirl up to pay homage.

As for the singer herself, she spent her evening striding around in dark capes and sequined hoods, flashing sunshine smiles to kids in the nosebleeds — as if Glinda the Good Witch had just cleaned up at a Stevie Nicks yard sale and was now headlining the biggest slumber party on the East Coast.

The setting is Victorian London: streets teeming with horse-drawn carriages and hurrying figures in dark capes, venerable boys' schools with libraries dating back to the Middle Ages, characters with Dickensian names like Waxflatter and Cragwitch, Badcock and Bobster, Snelgrove and Mrs. Dribb.

The vinyl cape is an important detail – it's actually the wrong colour for a Jawa, so Palitoy soon replaced it with a Bri-nylon darker cape, making the vinyl ones incredibly rare.

In some populations, the dorsal coloration includes a narrow black cape, below which the dark areas are more nearly charcoal gray.

The book was a sensation, and the young poet who walked the streets of Santiago in a dark broad-brimmed hat and a black cape was suddenly famous.