Sentence examples for dark death from inspiring English sources

Many now regard the poet's story of the English lord impelled by updated Furies to atone for his wife's dark death as the nearest to a theatrical masterpiece Eliot ever wrote.

If the Winter Solstice signals the birth of the sun, then the Spring Equinox exclaims the birth of the earth -- the resurrection of nature from the dark death of winter.

Virgil wrote in The Aeneid, "it is easy to go down into Hell; night and day the fates of dark death stand wide; but to climb back up again, to retrace one's steps to the open air, there lies the problem, the difficult task".

It is a dark, death-ridden work… a work Stein evidently had to get out of her system.

The current king of the TV jungle is Jerry Bruckheimer, with his dark, death-obsessed dramas; Spelling's poolside melodramas were replaced by such reality shows as "The Hills".

They'd be like a dark, death-obsessed version of those "grizzled old man learns from chirpy young girl" movies, travelling the country together, performing scams, secretly wishing the other one dead.

Production duties are handled by Odd Future associates Syd Tha Kid, Left Brain and Hodgy Beats, who've put together seven intense, midtempo beats over which Mike G and various guest MCs unfurl their dark, death-obsessed flows.

NIMH is a dark, death-fuelled tale of rats being subjected to horrible lab tests by the National Institute of Mental Health.

Rahim, embodying his lesson on the power of God at work in dark, death-dealing places, forgave the man, and they hugged.

With his collaborations our favorite pop-culture characters get a trippy makeover, turning a glittery Walter White or a glow-in-the-dark Death Star into a fashion statement for less than $15 a pin.

He made a lot of jokes about dark things, death.