These kinds of capital markets can take the spooky out of the action, by bringing a personal touch to our awareness, and engaging with each other in financial transactions that support each other.
To take a spooky picture it's best to take the picture at night with the flash on or a dim lighting.
This year he took the spooky decorations in stride, for one thing.
The Forest Natalie Dormer takes a spooky trip to the Japanese forest where her twin sister died.
Mr. Anderson died in 1997 at the age of 73, but since then his career has taken another spooky turn.
The oddly haunting tone of this "diet aria" illustrates what I think of as the Gadget Effect: even the most mundane chatter takes on spooky significance in light of the bomb.
Ramachandran said that the experiment needed to be repeated by other researchers, but, he added, "This takes a spooky psychological phenomenon and, as Shakespeare said, gives it a 'habitation and a name.' " Furthermore, the findings suggested to Ramachandran a possible method for alleviating the oppressive sensations in the unwanted limb.
Untethered assertions, statements with no or hardly any real-world referents, take, on a spooky half-life; they hover like, ghosts.
The quiet, elegant Parisian interiors take on a spooky, claustrophobic feel, which is intensified by the odd behavior of the people who inhabit them.
Take the somewhat spooky approach to the Gothic church of Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari by walking along dimly lighted calli (as streets are known), taking in the Campo San Polo, oddly silent after a cacophonous day.
