Sentence examples for dark ones from inspiring English sources

But great manes come at a cost: Using an infrared camera, the researchers could plainly see that manes, especially long and dark ones, were a major source of heat, a liability on the hot savanna.

Writing on the Channel 4 News Web site on Tuesday, Mani recalled: He continually cracked jokes — often dark ones — but this initially didn't disturb me, as black humor is common during war.

Relying on the centuries-old principle that white objects absorb less heat than dark ones, homeowners like the Waldreps are in the vanguard of a movement embracing "cool roofs" as one of the most affordable weapons against climate change.

That's several dark ones in a row.

Light colors do this even better than dark ones.

Who knows your darkest secrets – you know, the really dark ones?

But there's no bucolic nostalgia; his reminiscences are dark ones, full of abuse, manipulation and resentment.

They are clear ones now; once upon a time, he wore dark ones perpetually.

I could not see colour, only being able to distinguish light objects from dark ones.

Far more people ask me why I have a plain black-and-white Uber decal on my windshield and not one of those "cool" glow-in-the-dark ones instead.

Alternatively, instead of the yarn spider webs, you can purchase bags of "fake webbing" for very little cost, these often include tiny plastic spiders and the occasional glow-in-the-dark ones as well.