Sentence examples for dark writing from inspiring English sources

These earliest structures are to the south of the Main Plaza and include the Akabtzib ("House of the Dark Writing"), the Chichanchob ("Red House"), the Iglesia ("Church"), the Casa de las Monjas ("Nunnery"), and the observatory El Caracol ("The Snail").

As I sit here in the dark, writing these words, I can feel every muscle fiber of my body setting in place like plaster slopped all over a doughy, out-of-shape Greek statue someone made as a joke.

Throughout his body of work, the reader can readily sense the author's perception of the unknowability of other people and the ambiguity of events; it is dark writing with a light touch.

The work, a seven-movement suite in a mildly dissonant, angular style, captures some of that duality: in the early movements playful sections collapse into anxious, dark writing, and in the later movements the music's tensions gradually clear, though the innocence of the opening Prologue is not quite mirrored in the Bartokian passagework of the Epilogue.

But the dark writing is still the star of the show here, bringing the characters to life in all of their misery.

Skater Joan of Dark wrote in a blog post: "... men get top billing in EVERYTHING.

Samira Osman I would like to add my book Chasing the Dark (written under the name Sam Hepburn) to the list.

It was an acclaimed first person shooter centred around a future agent called Joanna Dark written, ironically enough, in the darkest, gloomiest, windowless office in the Rare building.

Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, who was called in to salvage the script of the troubled Broadway production Spiderman: Turn Off the Dark, wrote the adaptation.

"Re: your office lights - surely you'll admit there's something thrilling about watching cricket in the dark," writes Akshay Shah.

What we said: "If he's the ringmaster of British ragga-rap, then his sixth album is the funfair you don't want to get trapped in after dark," wrote Kate Hutchinson in the Guardian.