I saw people being gentle to one another, waving their fellow man through dark intersections.
Twenty years since their last full-length release, the Cocteau Twins remain, for many, a gold standard of a band, a group that seemed to have emerged fully formed from some dark, shadowy intersection of Victorian elegance and post-punk moodiness.
The report said an inactive streetlight had left the intersection dark.
By this theory, the intersection of dark sea and starry sky would have looked blurry, reducing the contrast with the looming iceberg.
On Tuesday Laurel Halo will release a strong, and sometimes mesmerizing new EP, "Hour Logic" (Hippos in Tanks), an ethereal and propulsive record at the intersection of dark dance music, ambient, New Age, industrial and more — a blend of dissonance and comfort that's becoming a trademark.
We both appreciate dark humor, and the intersection of camp and horror and humor.
An aspiring medical student was killed this week when the SUV she was riding in was broadsided by a police car at anLong Island intersection made dark by superstorm Sandy.
With the aid of a pipette, two to three drops of the medicine were placed on the surface of the measurement prism, avoiding the formation of bubbles in the liquid, since these reduce the contrast of the boundary line that should be located between a light and dark fragment at the intersection point of the reticle.
And even by car, the intersection is so dark that you would probably drive past it.
Judicial biography lies at the intersection of two dark alleys: a corner where judicial secrecy meets authorized biography.
