Sentence examples for darkest mornings from inspiring English sources

The blue-light panel surrounding Mr. Scialla's bathroom mirror is a silent wake-up call even on the darkest mornings.

I've actually never read "The Inferno," but I found that line in my mind every morning when I woke to do my hormone injection and especially on the darkest mornings — the ones when I went into the clinic to have my unpregnant blood drawn to confirm another I.V.F.

There is similar grumbling about newly-dark mornings in Patagonia in the south, Ms Fernández's adopted home region.

From reading her, I recognized its dark mornings, its buildings, its streets, though I hardly knew my way around.

The thought behind it is that the country might be better off, in overall mood and energy use, with lighter afternoons and darker mornings.

Obviously there is a morning peak in road accidents on dark mornings but there is a much longer one in the evening rush hour.

She decided to take a lifeguard course at New Rochelle High School; all year long, in the cold, dark mornings, at 7 o'clock, she would swim in the indoor pool.

Opposition to the change is likely to come from Scotland and the north of England, where it would mean darker mornings.

Q I've had a beautiful, big crop of gooseberries this year and would like to keep some to brighten up my porridge come the dark mornings.

If waking up is an issue on dark mornings, follow TeamGB's swimmers, who used the Lumie Zest in Rio this year.

Joining all the other things to make one's spirits sink at this time of year – dark mornings, low temperatures, Susan Boyle's inevitable Christmas album – is Thursday night's live NBC production of the Sound of Music starring Carrie Underwood.