He would usually wake up as the lights plunged off, confusedly greeting me hello and then goodnight, rolling over into the rustling pile.
IN the science of attention-getting, imprecise though it may be, there are two schools of thought: the flashy (blinking neon lights, plunging necklines, Damien Hirst) and the ferociously minimalistic (an "Open" sign, a string of pearls, Jasper Johns).
New material finally came towards the end of the night, when Skepta commanded that the club to turn off the lights, plunging the room into near-darkness.
The twisting road ducked into a tunnel of trees, emerged into a blinding light, then plunged back into darkness.
Sales of light trucks plunged 26percentt at Chrysler and 23percentt at General Motors, according to the Autodata Corporation, which tracks industry statistics.
Sixteen years after his light plane plunged into a California bay, Mr. Denver's music endures at bars and folk festivals, and one of his tunes is enshrined as a Colorado state song.
Any marine life that happened by might have seen a gentle glow in the darkness as the dimly lit hulk plunged deeper into the abyss.
He left instructions for it never to be performed outside Bayreuth, where he had built a theater that created a new kind of immersive and worshipful listening experience, with a covered orchestra pit and house lighting that plunged the audience into darkness.
He's master of the light switch, plunging us into the darkness of confusion, materialism, depression, self-consciousness, greed, cruelty, and sin.
At this point, it's a race against time to get as much done before the orange light fades, plunging these fields near Tewksbury, Gloucestershire into darkness.
