Sentence examples for dark means from inspiring English sources
"Dark means complex in Hollywood parlance," adds Mr. Chase.
Going to bed when it gets dark means waking early, usually before first light.
These days, loud makes the children edgy; dark means I can't read the menu; and the only smoke I like is wood smoke on ribs or chicken.
It thinks: Light means it's day, dark means it's night.
So, not sleeping, on purpose,...when it gets dark, means destroying an ancient ecosystem evolved to benefit both parties -us and them.
Leaving regulators and the public in the dark means it's nearly impossible to track how much exposure people have to some ingredients, NRDC researchers say.
Another factor that helps users achieve a balance between candor and civility is Knotch's mood thermometer, or a color scale that allows them rate the strength of their reaction to something (dark blue means extremely negative, dark red means extremely positive, and beige, unsurprisingly, just means neutral).
Darker blue means that reaction exists in more tissue-specific model, than ones in lighter blue.
To the left of the cost constraints line, darker blue means that all trees satisfy the cost constraints.
Dark blue meant that you were "very poor," and pale blue "poor".
It was a photo of him as a young man, skulking beside his father, a dark, mean figure in a gray sacklike suit.
