Sentence examples for things get darker from inspiring English sources

Downstairs, things get darker and even nastier.

Go deeper though – mine it – and things get darker.

As things get darker for everyone else, they keep getting brighter for Jack.

Things get darker with Roland Petit's Le Jeune Homme et la Mort, danced by Rojo and the Paris Opera Ballet star Nicolas Le Riche.

Qualcomm's MEMS may be superior to conventional mobile device displays in bright light but when things get darker I don't see how a display that utilizes ambient light can be an energy saver.

Things get darker when you get to "relationship game".

The "this time is different" mistake applies to busts as well as booms: when things get dark enough, people start believing that dawn will never come.

Will is working on creating a family with Molly and when things get darkest for him while investigating the Tooth Fairy, he calls her and imagines she's by his side, fighting off the darkness.

But each campaign, in its early days, includes a small cadre of sure losers, quixotic men and women of vision who are "in this race till the end" and who insist, when things get dark, that "the only poll that counts is the one on Election Day!" That phrase is as routine to a faltering campaign as "O Death, where is thy sting?" is to an English funeral.

Then things get dark, painful and uncomfortable ― and that's the point.

Even when things get dark, when you're dealing with younger characters, in my mind, there's not an overbearing darkness there. .