Sentence examples for darkness heat from inspiring English sources

On the other side there's only darkness, heat, silence, irritation, doubt, dejection.

Who among us can imagine surviving 68 days trapped underground in darkness, heat and humidity in a relatively small space with dozens of co-workers?

Schulz excels at the almost frantically intense realization of certain atmospheres and backgrounds; such things as darkness, heat, solitude, humidity, boredom have perhaps never been better written about than in his strangely cloying, almost dripping pages.

Nurek — the world's highest dam, at 984 feet, and a prestige project of the Soviet Union — is the difference between light and darkness, heat and no heat, for the majority of Tajikistan's seven million inhabitants, supplying nearly all the country's energy needs.

They were left unclothed, in darkness, without heat or sanitary facilities; some were chained to the walls and flogged.

We lay in the darkness and heat and talked about the baby and the mother and how the mother had looked when she had seen Katya — we tried to understand what her expression had meant.

I'm an hourglass-half-empty type, and without a solid two months of summer fun stretching out before me, all I can think about are encroaching darkness, extortionary heating bills, and medicating my SAD with tearful candy corn binges.

They clashed with police who brought out handcuffs and tear gas and fired live rounds in the air.It was a reaction to electricity shortages that had plunged parts of the province into darkness and scorching heat.

On Wednesday, exhausted passengers arriving at St Pancras International station, London, claimed they were left on the train for hours with no food, and in darkness and overbearing heat after the power was cut, then packed into a cold station after the carriages were finally evacuated.

It thus seems that the loss of mitochondrial activity could be attributed solely to the darkness rather than heat treatment.

However, the ones who left the house during the power cut were often older people with no physical strength to adjust to the lower temperatures, to prepare food without electricity, to manage in the darkness or to heat the house with wood.