I mean, in the rear of the carrier it's smoked, darkened glass but due to the loudness of what was hitting us … whatever they were throwing, it certainly weren't small stones or anything.
The TV contains Panasonic's PanaBlack picture tube, which uses darkened glass to, as the company says, reduce the effects of ambient light that can cause an image to degrade.
Her darkening glasses had been portending her passing, the light dimming from her eyes.
The top version has LED bulbs for the daytime running lights, more loudspeakers, a cruise control, heated seats, darkened "privacy" rear glass, automatic air-con and hefty 17in wheels.
And the tinting of the glasses darkens images that are already shadowy and dim, turning colors drab and faces indistinct.
Twisted metal rods hung down amid the debris in the darkened ground floor, piles of glass shards lay about the grounds and parking lot, and virtually every window in the front of the sprawling four-story building had been blasted out.
Another $2,500 brings Magic Sky Control, which darkens the clear glass sunroof at the touch of a button.
After impersonating Elvis Presley on Halloween for a few years, a Seattle cabdriver, David Groh, discovered that his costume -- a rhinestone-studded jumpsuit, mutton-chop sideburns darkened with black mascara and outsize tinted glasses -- was wildly popular with passengers.
He had darkened the basement window so that flying glass wouldn't cut us and lined all the walls with sandbags.
The still is formed by a vertical absorbing surface, two transparent glass covers and a vertical back wall made of galvanised iron, darkened with black colour internally and covered externally with 5 cm of glass wool as insulator.
