In reality, Pavlova's elevation, if strictly measured, would not outdo Vaganova's.... Onstage she flies at rapid speed up and down, obliquely, near the floor, against all logic, against all the laws of gravity, with her widely opened, dark brown eyes, in which fire burns".
Images of an opened, dark-blue oven and a grimy, green-tiled shower stall flank another, taken from the front seat of a car, of an emaciated, tattooed young guy, staring warily, with a bland residential street visible out the window behind him.
The electronic composer Tim Hecker deals in dread, repetition, density and depth, opening dark chasms in the soundscape.
A former choirboy, Mr. Muhly has demonstrated a particular gift for choral writing, evident in the striking ensemble number that opens "Dark Sisters".
It's about how the scientists cage their creation and it becomes a catalyst for opening dark doors to dark places within themselves.
It is a face-off, a test of wills, which has left thousands dead and opened a dark chapter in what was initially called the Arab Spring.
While some Batman: The Ride clones opened with dark blue track and supports, others featured gray and yellow.
If you told me you'd picked Querrey as your U.S. Open dark horse, I might believe you.
His hair is still long and wavy, though gray; he still wore the Ramones uniform of dark jeans, T-shirt, and an open, dark button-down shirt.
But for the best view of the "shooting stars," one should find an open, dark spot in the suburbs or countryside.
But growing competition and demands from shoppers have encouraged supermarkets to open dark stores which enable them to ensure better availability and a faster, more efficient service.
