Sentence examples for dark course from inspiring English sources

Or is the world about to embark on the dark course described in Arthur C. Clarke's 1965 short story, "Dial F for Frankenstein"?

Signs pointed us up some stairs in the hillside to a cool, dark course of water about two feet across, following the contour of the hill at a gentle pace.

It was for the dark course, which they informed us was lit.

While we remember him, we are sobered to see we remain firmly on dire, dark course as MLK once foretold in one of the greatest speeches of the 20th Century, a speech he gave a year to the day before his own death.

A sense of humor — some critics have called it dark — courses through Ms. Bloom's work.

Then there was a darker course, a long piece of tuna wrapped in black truffles and country bacon and roasted rare.

All this in the dark, of course.

Wouldn't it be a most wonderful world indeed if we replaced drugs with chocolate, dark of course.

Brandyn S. Harris, son of the choreographer, shares his father's ability to turn the hydraulic action of popping into something through which dark emotions course.

It was dark, of course, so whether you were the recipient of a Glossy Red or a Cloudy Brown was down to pot luck.

She would spin a 15-minute soliloquy, her arms waving and her face one big smile, about having no home, about riding the subway at night to sleep and staying away from men trying to grab her in the dark: "Of course I pissed in my pants.