Sentence examples for deep dark of from inspiring English sources

The deep dark of the night has taken them.

My grandmother froze to death in the winter, in the deep dark of the night, in her own backyard.

Her influence was still clearly visible half a century later in the opening lines of his version of Goldilocks: "Once apollytito and Goldiloppers set out in the deep dark of the forry.

We first heard the term emerge from the deep dark lips of Kembra Pfahler, of the Voluptuous Horror of Karen Black.

To find the path out of a deep dark mess of their own making, the leaders of a church famous for going their own way allowed themselves to be led.

More important, can Ryan lead this Jets team out of a deep, dark canyon of doubt?

But here is the deep dark secret of any system of government: Ultimately, a law is only worth the paper it is printed on.

Covered by layers of fear, behind a barrier of insecurity, in the deep, dark corner of presumed emptiness, there it was.

Perhaps, then, we see the power of myth -- the deep, dark power of words chosen only to inflict harm to a people -- and the damage it has done.

Four tender chops from the rack of lamb, balanced by a deep, dark reduction of lamb stock with mint, are excellent.

We can clearly see where the shallow waters drop off into the deep, dark water of an area known as the Tongue of the Ocean.