Sentence examples for distant gloom from inspiring English sources

WHEN Chiranjeevi lifts his arms, a human ocean, stretching into the distant gloom, roars.

Later comes a droll sequence with a sniper's rifle, as our hero aims at a searchlight, in the distant gloom, but misses.

So saying, she walks to the far end of the room where a huge Land Cruiser is parked in the distant gloom, gets in and starts the engine.

Another sequence, shot in the Welsh coal-mining village of Caerau, offers scenes that could have come from another planet, not a land a hundred miles distant: wraith-like miners emerging from Stygian gloom, the whites of their eyes hollowed out by the coal dust coating their faces.

In Samara, in Russia's southern industrial heartland, the gloom and venality of Moscow are refreshingly distant.

Seeing the children on the screen in these scenes -- sitting in the gloom behind a shed, lighted only by a distant streetlight, the chirp of insects filling the summer air -- has always had the power to evoke memories of her own summer nights, Ms. Spacek said.

So in the shuttered gloom of the rue du Jésus, we intermittently monitored a distant Olympics after doing horizontal beach time on "transat" recliners five minutes' stroll away.

Not exactly a rave, though – rather the distant wheeze of an accordion … In fact we have had advance warning of this and through the gloom we make out a troupe of morris dancers, celebrating the dawning of May Day by the Longstone.

Gloom abounds.

Gloom descended.

"Gloom became glad".