Sentence examples for white darkness from inspiring English sources

But on January 7th, with just two days to go, another storm descended, and they were enveloped in the white darkness.

Anyway, I'm back on track and now happy I can part a straight line, even through another day of the white darkness.

At the end of Nacho Duato's "White Darkness," a lone woman sinks inexorably downward, her body seemingly eroding under a relentless stream of powder from the rafters.

Each morning, he unzipped the flap of his tent and peeked out, hoping for clear skies, only to behold what he called "more of the white darkness".

When Hammer Studios turned to the horror movie in the late 1950s, to distinguish themselves from their Universal forebears they presented not black and white darkness, but brightness.

Performed Tuesday by the Madrid troupe Compañía Nacional de Danza on the opening night of its engagement at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, "White Darkness," an American premiere, shows Mr. Duato bedeviled by conflicting abstract and narrative impulses.

It is a measure of how used to that darkness White's eyes had become.

Once in a while, a bird flies into the beam, a sudden fleck of white against the darkness.

"Just as I put my foot on the ground I was enveloped with a warm brilliant yellow white light — from darkness to brilliant sunshine in an instant," he wrote.

"She lay dressed, on his bed, and her one hand hung over the edge, white in the darkness.

The abilities to discriminate between full-spectrum ("white") light and darkness, to perceive monochromatic lights of various wavelengths and to discriminate colours were tested using a preferential nesting assay [39], [42].