Sentence examples for issue dark from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile Mr Strache continues to issue dark warnings about Merlin's plans to put pictures of London's Tower Bridge and Big Ben into the wheel's gondolas.

With deft handling, the row over Galileo may yet turn out to be one of those transatlantic spats—over food standards, say, or aircraft-landing rights—in which both sides issue dark warnings but draw back from an all-out clash.

They released his live albums Agharta (1975) and Pangaea (1976), but did ultimately did not approve of Davis' live recordings and chose to issue Dark Magus only in Japan.

Mr. Rubio showed up in a standard-issue dark suit and blue tie.

Musharraf supporters have issued dark hints that should treason charges be applied, the army might forcibly intervene.

Andrew Lloyd Webber repeated this Miliband/Sturgeon theory in the same edition, issuing dark predictions about pre-Bismarck Germany and even darker promotional shoutouts to all the rubbish-sounding musicals he's currently working on.

The presentations and product unveilings get under way as Europe's economy continues to deteriorate, with many automakers on the Continent scaling back sales projections and issuing dark statements about the challenges ahead.

CARACAS, Venezuela — Top government officials are threatening to take action against opposition governors and issuing dark warnings about conspiracies against the government of President Hugo Chávez, who is ailing and remains incommunicado in Cuba.

On Wednesday, the presidents of Iran and Turkey held talks in Tehran about Kurdistan, after which they issued dark warnings of future unspecified actions.

She would reach for her purse at the sight of me — small for my age and dressed in a standard-issue dark-blue uniform, my hair held up by beaded elastics in a fountain-like spray above my head — dragging the slightly dishevelled travelling encyclopedia salesmen of Istanbul down the stone corridors.

She would reach for her purse at the sight of me small for my age and dressed in a standard-issue dark-blue uniform, my hair held up by beaded elastics in a fountain-like spray above my head dragging the slightly dishevelled travelling encyclopedia salesmen of Istanbul down the stone corridors.