Sentence examples for darkness reigns from inspiring English sources
During winter, temperatures in Iqaluit regularly drop below -50C with windchill, while darkness reigns for months.
Sunsets will continue glowing in the sky for a few more weeks until the sun disappears and darkness reigns.
Holtby admits it was "not easy for the head" to take such a defeat, and their mindset could hardly have been helped by a long trip to Tromso in the Arctic Circle where, at this time of year, the sun does not rise and darkness reigns for 21 hours a day.
Understandable when darkness reigns for most of the year.
But most scientists presume that the environment on the sea floor is fairly stable: Temperatures hover near freezing, darkness reigns, and currents are languid and steady.
Those are the same adaptations that enable creatures living in lakes and rivers at high latitudes to survive a normal winter, when the bodies of water freeze over and 24-hour darkness reigns for weeks or months at a time, Lewis says.
Its discovery was tantamount to the Resurrection, for its reemergence into the light of day was seen as a restoration of life where before only darkness reigned.
There, in the cavernous space of the 69th Regiment Armory, the US painter Frank Stella and tennis pro Mimi Kanarek rallied with rackets wired to an electronic network, so that each time they hit the ball, they switched off lights – until complete darkness reigned.
But darkness reigned, and that darkness may be more potent now than it was in a safer, less turbulent era.
Understandably too, as British youth had seen a shimmering vision of a world outside of the dole queue and the council house waiting list, and just as suddenly as it had emerged, the blinds were shut and darkness reigned.
