Sentence examples for dark hedges from inspiring English sources
These are the Dark Hedges.
The Dark Hedges are not easy to find.
WHERE do hundreds of fans a day go to visit the Dark Hedges?
Everything in Northern Ireland — past, present, future, fantasy — overlaps like the leaves of the Dark Hedges.
Including an Icelandic volcano where White Walkers roamed and The Dark Hedges of Northern Ireland where The Kingsroad is set.
The latter is making Northern Ireland a magnet for fans who want to visit places like the Dark Hedges, which appear in the premiere of Season 2 when Arya Stark, a noble girl masquerading as a boy, flees in a cart from her enemies.
They need not necessarily be large, and they need not necessarily be enclosed, though the enclosure of a dark hedge is, of course, ideal.
Take, for example, this detail from her depiction of the town in the very early morning, just before dawn: "In the garden of the Railton Hotel the dark hedge that separates the lawn from the gravel driveway seems wary of the wakeful hours ahead.
"I like privet like this," Ms. Milliken said, gesturing upward to the bountiful 15-foot-high dark-green hedge that marks the south side of her property.
Sarah says, "I've gone dark as a hedge".
Two former top ACA executives testified on the S.E.C.'s behalf, contending that Mr. Tourre kept them in the dark about the hedge fund's conflict of interest.
