There was, of course, much more to Milne's tenure than strife: TV and radio flourished, and most viewers' and listeners' experience of the BBC of the time is richer and deeper than the particular darkness that Sloboda recalls from within that "massive oak panelled office on the third floor of Broadcasting House".
I loved the tone of Flaked, that particular darkness that still had great humor.
The particular darkness of the film's third act serves not only as a seeming comeuppance for the film's most reprehensible characters, but almost rewards us for the behavior we have been made to endure -- a reward that, upon reflection, might just leave us feeling even more unsettled than anything we had witnessed earlier.
The team also noted that the herring made this particular noise just as darkness was falling, when they gather.
In tone, House of Cards could have matched the darkness of this particular moment.
Even Jerry's character reached a new level of darkness in this particular script.
Now, when darkness comes to this particular hollow, you can see a small light shining from the kitchen window of a solitary, yellow house — and, sometimes, a face, peering out.
Control recordings confirmed that this particular background was, indeed, rod saturating and showed that, upon returning to darkness, rod responses to the kinetics protocol recovered to near control levels after ∼2 min (n = 3).
On this particular evening the fire in the belly of the stove slowly died out and darkness crept over them, frightening her.
Only weeks before this, The Japanese had total control of the sea in this particular region; now they were forced to make supply runs "only under the cover of darkness".
