Sentence examples for dark sight from inspiring English sources
Aged Alfred Lambert's fall (or is it jump?) from the upper deck of a cruise ship off the coast of Maine replays the dark sight gags of a body falling past a window.
It introduced many of the now commonplace features of One Day International cricket, including coloured uniforms, matches played at night under floodlights with a white ball and dark sight screens, and, for television broadcasts, multiple camera angles, effects microphones to capture sounds from the players on the pitch, and on-screen graphics.
Resistance Members have a skill that combines Dark Sight with Nimble Feet.
If you are the only thief with dark sight in your party, put it on and head down.
Nimble Body is very helpful, and Dark Sight is huge later on but not that useful yet, so it comes last.
It is a glum sight when you enter: clenched, dark, blocky little canvases, widely spaced in a big white room.
Remorselessly, they expose every aspect of this visceral business – often conducted in the dark, out of sight of land, on trips lasting up to 18 days.
Sometimes it has felt like I'm in a tiny rowing boat, floating aimlessly on a great dark lake, no sight of shore, no real sense even of which direction I might expect to be heading.
Others are merely thrilled to have hockey back; winter nights are awfully dark without the sight of all those colors swirling around the flat screen, and without the nightly opera of the so-called game within the game — the sub-plots of grievance and payback, misconduct and reprimand — to say nothing of the exhibition of idiosyncratic skill.
Others are merely thrilled to have hockey back; winter nights are awfully dark without the sight of all those colors swirling around the flat screen, and without the nightly opera of the so-called game within the game the sub-plots of grievance and payback, misconduct and reprimand to say nothing of the exhibition of idiosyncratic skill.
