Sentence examples for dark to do from inspiring English sources

It is too cold and dark to do anything but set off, so they head into the wind.

When we painted our noses for red nose day, a white kid said: "You can't do that, your skin is too dark to do that," and everyone called him out as being racist.

People paint me as some kind of black witchcraft-practising devil from hell, that I have to be twisted and dark to do what I am doing.

"We couldn't get that close to the whale, and it got too dark to do it," so they attached the buoy in hopes of finding the animal again later.

We hike across town in the dark to do an interview with Radio Amikal FM 101.5, which is operating out of a tent on the grounds of Saint Rose Catholic Church, the most famous church in Leogane.

For example, to help him observe the vow of nonviolence, a monk may not take his simple, vegetarian meals after dark, because to do so would increase the possibility of harming insects that might be attracted to the food.

Use a dark paint to do this.

First, find a dark room to do it in.

The dragon, representing her own inner strength, takes her on after-dark expeditions to do battle against her foes.

The Dark Lord had to do something.

Certainly, some of the dark outlook has to do with the slow recovery.