Sentence examples for dark linings from inspiring English sources

Overall employment has risen by about 2m in the past year and is up almost 6m from the trough reached in early 2010.Yet there are inevitably dark linings to the silver cloud.

The micromorphological analysis of the lobed and tunnel-like structures indicates modifications of the walls, such as the presence of inorganic fluidized linings, dark linings and oriented grains, supporting the hypothesis that they are chambers and shafts.

"But one of the silver linings of this pretty dark cloud is that the Arctic is such an obvious and conspicuous change, that anybody can see them happening.

The body feathers are mostly brownish-black, but the flight feathers on the wings appear to be silvery-gray beneath, contrasting with the darker wing linings.

I may be wrong, but I suspect that at least a few of these dark clouds have silver linings for consumers.

Crowds thronged to openings, prosecco flowed and visitors found silver linings in dark economic clouds as they took in furniture collections that were edited more thoughtfully than in the anything-goes boom years.

But of course there are more dark clouds than silver linings.

If you can, try tight-lining (lining the upper rim).

And even this dark cloud has its silver linings.

The problem for European business, in short, is that silver linings come with dark clouds attached.

But dark clouds often have silver linings, Mr. Million said with a satisfied smile from his new office near the waterfront here.