Sentence examples for dark plain from inspiring English sources

Mare, plural maria, any flat, dark plain of lower elevation on the Moon.

By the end of the Dries Van Noten show on Wednesday, all the women — dressed in dark, plain plants or with rich fat flowers on slim dresses — were lined up against a golden wall for a touch of gorgeousness.

The Château is merciless and omnipotent, its power reaching out over the dark plain of the sea, and its damp walls seeming to weep with the tears of its prisoners.

Our bars now have six flavours, three milk – cardamom and vanilla, Indian cinnamon, milk chocolate and orange – and three dark – plain, dark with toasted coconut, and dark chocolate and lime – with 10 others in the pipeline.

Then Mr. Lauren got into dark plain clothes, and in a way these were the best: a simple black wool skirt with a matching short-sleeve blouse, its neckline beaded in silver, or an impeccable nipped-waist suit in black bouclé wool.

Since he became Prime Minister he has had a uniform of white shirts and dark plain ties.

These great dark plains, called maria (singular mare [Latin: "sea"]), are clearly visible to the naked eye from Earth.

The music acknowledged tumult, contradiction, confusion, fear and the ultimate conquest of the dark plains of psyche and soul.

The forsaken characters in Means's fourth collection inhabit settings that range from the dark plains of the Midwest to the seeming order of suburbia.

The broad, dark plains on the Moon's near side, visible to the naked eye, have long been known to be volcanic deposits made of basaltic lava flows.

After the feeble light was switched off, I could see the dark plains passing, the low scrub, the boulders glowing, smooth and bluish in the moonlight.