Sentence examples for dark queen from inspiring English sources

There's also, as the dark queen of the city of night, Anita Pallenberg, decadence itself, seeming more so because she's dubbed by the purring Joan Greenwood.

She was the dark queen of New York's punk performance scene who lived with Robert Mapplethorpe, hung out with William Burroughs and was chatted up by Allen Ginsberg – who mistook her for a boy.

Here a black leather jumper with a deep cowl neck by Ms. Demeulemeester, known as the Dark Queen of Belgian Fashion, offsets slinky dresses by Karl Lagerfeld and Giles Deacon.

My introduction to the dark queen of Gen X cinema was around 1999, when I was ten and my mom rented Mermaids on VHS.

"Dark Queen," featuring an assist from Juicy J, sold 277,000 downloads in the past week in the U.S., according to Nielsen SoundScan,and has sold more than 3.2 million digital tracks to date.

A number of video games are also set in the Dragonlance world: including Heroes of the Lance (1988), Dragons of Flame (1989), War of the Lance (1989), Dragonstrike (1990), Shadow Sorcerer (1991), Champions of Krynn (1990), Death Knights of Krynn (1991), and The Dark Queen of Krynn (1992).

The story of two orphaned princesses — Elsa (aloof, traumatized, cryokinetic) and Anna (headstrong, starved for companionship) — in the fjord-riven realm of Arendelle, the film spent many years in development, as one producer after another tried to adapt Hans Christian Andersen's dark fairy tale "The Snow Queen" into something Disneyesque.

But mostly, when the snow queens rounded the runway to applause, it was nice to see a happy ending at the end of a very dark fairy tale.

Louis Trotter and his ailing grandson Edward both contemplate the grave, Bluey is fond of regaling her son Dodd with the latest obituaries, Katrina creates an all-black mourning garden "filled with bat-like devil flowers, dark-blood Queen of Night tulips and bamboo 'Noir' " and Tull often muses on the successive losses and abandonments he has suffered over the years.

Opera Holland Park, newly independent, had a critically acclaimed year with a dark and thrilling Queen of Spades.

Yet the authors of "Peter Pan and Alicece's Adventures in Wonderland" also understood that "what if?" had a dark side: the Queen of Hearts ritually demands nearly everyone's head and Captain Hook repeatedly brandishes his trademark weapon, while a clock ticking inside a crocodile reminds us that time is running out.