Sentence examples for dark summer from inspiring English sources
Her major works are "Body of This Death" published in 1923; "Dark Summer" in 1929; "The Sleeping Fury" in 1937; "Poems and New Poems" in 1941; "Achievement in Ameri can Poetry, 1900 to 1950" in 1951; "Collected Poems, 1923 to 1953" in 1954; "Selected Criticism" in 1955 and "The Blue Estuaries" in 1968.
She continued to contribute both verse and criticism to The New Republic, The Nation, The New Yorker, Poetry, Atlantic Monthly, and other periodicals while publishing Dark Summer (1929), The Sleeping Fury (1937), and Poems and New Poems (1941).
"THAT dark summer," said Ed Shea, of the economic collapse.
"Let's face it — American racing has had a dark summer".
Dark Summer A housebound teen's voyeurism unleashes supernatural terror.
Every nightmarish international conflict from this dark summer arises from disputes over rigid boundaries.
The vehicle was a dark blue 1980s model Mercedes-Benz.
And only two years before, the dreadfully dark summer of 1816 — later blamed on ash from a volcanic eruption in Indonesia — had caused famine and deprivation.
The cold, dark, winter night.
Not all the clouds were dark today.
Many of those expired before dark last week.
