Sentence examples for darkness towards from inspiring English sources

The film seems to hurtle through darkness towards light, down that aisle over and over again (like the compulsive worshipper).

Once, as she walked down the long driveway on a snowy, bitterly cold, winter evening, a moose galloped out of the darkness towards her.

If the ba had little option at night but to twiddle its thumbs and wait for dawn, then the ka, the eternal spirit of a person, could embark on a journey of its own, following the sun on its night-time journey through the duat, travelling from the west, the realm of darkness, towards the east, the realm of dawn and of resurrection.

Writing for the Australian newspaper, disabled journalist Melanie Reid marvelled at the unique sights of Paralympic events: "80,000 people falling silent so that a blind long-jumper can sprint into her darkness towards the sound of someone clapping.

I am running through the darkness towards a light.

When the midnight hour came and went, Fisher put the baseball bat into Glover's hands and aimed him, fatally, into the darkness towards Barry Winchell's sleeping form.

TOWARDS DARKNESS Opens on Friday in New York and Santa Fe.

As an alternative, watch "Secuestro Express" (2004), about a similar kidnapping in Venezuela, which conveys the grave urgency of the situation with style and suspense, something the well-intentioned "Towards Darkness" only glimpses.

But "Towards Darkness," which presents one particularly convoluted fictional case, fails to use any of them to advantage, despite how close the writer and director, Antonio Negret, is to the subject: three members of his family have been the victims of kidnappings.

Another reads, "Trees are a recording of light, light turned into carbon through photosynthesis -- the transformation of light into dark physical matter -- an architecture of inky black darkness, growing towards the source".

Its constant symphonic striving, often through long periods of minor-key anxiety and darkness, advances towards a summation that it longs for but which it never quite manages to attain convincingly or for long.