Sentence examples for the dark back from inspiring English sources

"I see the territories as the dark back yard of Israel," he went on.

The endless hours in the dark back room, trying to ignite a broken fuse.

One of them, the "dark back of time", eventually gets its own book.

To use them out of the shell, pull the whole animal out and cut off the dark back end.

"The big change in the island, at least for me, is the introduction of street lighting," said Ms. Hynes, who recalled falling into a puddle in the dark back in 1982, when people still walked outside at night with flashlights.

Step into the dark back room of "Imagining the Lowline" — past the informative wall texts — and you will suddenly feel like Alice in Wonderland looking around after her long fall into the depths of the earth.

The Ides of March reveals the dark back-room scheming that goes on so the politician out front gets to keep his hands clean; Wood plays Molly, an intern who threatens to derail Clooney's political ambition.

The most cynical character in all Jane Austen, Mr. Bennet is the dark backing behind the bright mirror.

Death is the dark backing that a mirror needs if we are to see anything".

"Death," wrote Saul Bellow in his 1975 novel Humboldt's Gift, "is the dark backing a mirror needs if we are to see anything".

And seeing death steadily and calmly as life's predicate, as the dark backing on the other side of the mirror (as Saul Bellow once put it), the necessary obverse, is an essential element of that wisdom.