Sentence examples for started to have dark from inspiring English sources

Jackie takes her wedding ring off before going to work; the sex with Eddie is joyless and might as well be anonymous, since he doesn't even know that she's married; and her younger daughter has started to have dark, obsessive thoughts — the girl's teacher tells Jackie and Kevin that she circles her desk three times before she sits down, "so the planes don't come out of the sky".

I started to have doubts.

The actual wound may also start to have a "bluish, white, or dark, mottled, flaky appearance," according to the study.

It started to get dark, but I persevered.

That was when things started to get dark.

"I used to have dark hair when I started.

In one, Snowdrift, you play a little boy sent out to collect firewood by your parents; it starts to get dark, and you have to find your way back, blinded by snow, to the family cabin before you freeze to death.

It was starting to get dark, and we had nowhere to go, but a few of us decided to take the pills anyway.

Now it was starting to get dark.

It's starting to get dark.

By Samantha Hunt It's starting to get dark.