Sentence examples for dark sun from inspiring English sources

His next volume, "Dark Sun," traced the early years of the cold war.

His next volume, "Dark Sun" (1995), traced the early years of the cold war.

At the end of the work black geometric shapes coiled over a dark sun and ominous sea.

Dark Sun (1995) was an equally exhaustive and compelling study of the next generation of nukes, the H-bombs.

The fourth author is Richard Rhodes, who wrote two other works that Mr. VanDeMark used as secondary sources, "The Making of the Atomic Bomb" and "Dark Sun".

One night he ate too much shrimp and had trouble sleeping, as recounted in Richard Rhodes's 1995 book "Dark Sun: The Making of the Hydrogen Bomb".

Little red turnips and ruby-black beetroot, small rough brown swede and deep orange rounds of carrot are dark suns.

On screen, discs of primary colours overlap, merge, materialise and fade in a continuous flow of images and after-images - dark suns, blue moons - that hypnotise the eye.

Here is the son et lumière Magic Lantern (1987), in which discs of primary colours are projected on screen, overlapping, merging, separating and fading in a continuous flow of images and afterimages that mesmerise the eye, ranging from dark suns and blue moons to blinding whiteouts.

I think of a kind of photomachy going on up there, a struggle between light and dark, the sun trying to pierce the clouds while the clouds, infinitely mutable, block the sun's energies.

The day was dark, the sun not out.