Sentence examples for dark companion from inspiring English sources

He also saw her dark companion, insecurity.

In the course of his work he proved that the star Algol is accompanied by a dark companion (about the size of the Sun) that periodically eclipses it, thus accounting for Algol's periodic and regular variations in brightness.

(Nearly all the passages of pure dance belong to Hardy, a steady, watchable dancer, who for most of the piece inhabits the role of the Dark Companion, an object of desire; Dendy has choreographed for him what might be called storytelling phrases — not mime, but movements that are, if not concretely recognizable, then mysteriously familiar).

"Of Inwit" served as its dark companion piece: Kaitlyn Gilliland, a former City Ballet member, her face obscured by her hair, staggered and twitched along a diagonal in a less close communion with the superb cellist Wendy Sutter and a Philip Glass score.

"That's a key issue," Belczynski says, because when the star explodes, about 2.6 million years from now, it will be so far from the black hole that there's about a 70% chance it will shoot away from the black hole, leaving its dark companion to sail through the galaxy alone.

It is no accident that so many of Stanley's books have "dark" in the title: "In Darkest Africa," "Through the Dark Continent," "My Dark Companions and Their Strange Stories".

SAN FRANCISCO--The luminous curtains of color that shimmer in the polar skies have dark companions, a satellite has revealed.

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA The giant black hole at the center of our Milky Way has attracted a throng of dark companions.

For years, the 'shadows' in her eyes have been a sinister companion and slowly they have grown darker, robbing her of her sight, her dignity and her independence.

But because the ring's size and shape don't exactly match the warpage expected from a single galaxy, the missing stars must be located in a small, extremely faint and dark matter dominated companion galaxy that's orbiting the larger star mass, researchers say.

While the Covenant Man is not explicitly identified as Flagg, with only the initials "RF/MB" in his signature as identification, Stephen King confirmed in an interview with Bev Vincent for his book The Dark Tower Companion that the two are one and the same.