Sentence examples for dark drive from inspiring English sources

In another time, a man with Swartz's dark drive would have headed to the frontier.

Does the dark drive you crazy?" To my surprise, many said that they prefer the winter.

A dark drive across South Carolina gives the imagination something to do: "a plank of reflective dashes" and "the stink of brine like diesel" mean that we're reading a poem about driving on a bridge.

It's that cut, from the noisy party to the silent car, from the bright indoor lights to the dark drive home, that makes a jarring grab for your attention.

The poll is womaned by three serene white-haired little grandmothers, who have brought cupcakes, coffee, and crock pots of soup for voters who need sustenance after the dark drive.

Otherwise it's back to Mendocino, and a dark drive on the windiest road in the world.

It was a long way from the dark drives across the icy prairie of western Canada, fueled by rink burgers and the sound of the radio.

Their dream of seeing in the dark drove them to develop a chemical cocktail, made up of chlorin e6 (a substance found in deep-sea fish), along with insulin and dimethylsulfoxide, and squirt it into the eyes of plucky group member Gabriel Licina.

I didn't disappear!"' As we walk back out onto the pitch-dark drive, Cara asks if I like the trees all around the house, which are completely invisible to my eyes.

Like Poe's central works, Bolaño's novel enacts the battle of the divided self, placing us on a steep pathway descending from surface respectability into darker drives and longings.

In the dark, we drove past New Jersey's landmark neon-and-steel diners.