Sentence examples for dark smart from inspiring English sources
"We built the bike and rebuilt the bike, just sort of groping in the dark," Smart told me.
His accent is a fluid mix of British and American pronunciations, with Pakistani inflections, while his clothes are dark, smart and neutral.
A truer comparison would be to the dark, smart dramas of the Australian playwright and screenwriter Andrew Bovell ("Lantana"), who helped adapt an earlier Tsiolkas novel for the film "Head On".
All this is funny, dark, smart, and extremely entertaining — except that, fifty pages in, the reader suddenly slams up against this sentence: "Witches oneWay tspike Mr. Chigyle's Languish, n curryng him back tRealty, recoremince wi hUnmisereaducation.
"I'm not going to suddenly stop admiring his unique comic talent because I've switched teams," he says, adding that there ought to be a vehicle to show off his "scabrous, dark, smart working-class Scottish humour".
They've created a glow-in-the-dark "Smart Highway" that charges during the day to illuminate the road and interact with traffic information by night.
That is, in short, the plan for the Smog Free Tower, a new project by glow-in-the-dark smart highway and LED aurora borealis-makers, Studio Roosegaarde.
The Continental Club is a darker, smarter haunt favoured by hipsters.
Smart Assistants/Stuff: IFTTT, Cal, Sunrise, Tempo, Cue, Donna, Fantastical, Winston, Dollarbird, Dark Sky (smart weather).
Who: The alter-ego of singer-songwriter Joshua Tillman and a purveyor of lush, dark and smart, 70s-tinged pop.
The first two books are "Pauline Kael: A Life in the Dark," a smart and incisive biography by Brian Kellow, and "The Age of Movies," a hefty Library of America anthology devoted to Kael's work and edited by Sanford Schwartz.
