Sentence examples for where it gets dark from inspiring English sources
If you live in a place where it gets dark at around 4 30, use that to your advantage.
If you have too many activities that need to be done with daylight, you can move to a place where it gets dark later.
Blaze's bike light not only makes it easier for cyclists to see where they're going when it gets dark, but more importantly, it's designed to help motorists see them, even when they're riding in a car's blind spot.
You've had a couple of wines, and it's great, and then you come out and you can't remember where you parked your bike, and it gets dark, and you have to call a taxi but there aren't any, so you're stuffed.
In an interview with Star2, he explained that he's designing the museum to convey the feeling of clubbing in post-wall Berlin: "I think of a place where visitors will come inside: suddenly, it gets dark, the fog machine gets going, a DJ appears in the distance, a bar rises up from the ground, the bass resonates and then the party's started," he said.
It gets dark and begins to rain.
It gets cold and it gets dark.
It gets dark early these winter days.
"When it gets dark," Nix said, "it gets much worse".
(Especially as it gets dark).
