Sentence examples for will get darker from inspiring English sources
Otherwise, America's depressing budget figures will get darker still.
Controller of BBC drama production and acting editor of The Archers, Yorke said that the BBC Radio 4 show will get "darker and bigger".
"These are dark days for our city and they will get darker," council leader Roger Lawrence said during the meeting.
Metcalfe went onto tease that things will get "darker" for her character.
Here's a guide: SPF 30: You will get darker, but not crispy.
Don't try to grow up too fast, because life will get darker quite soon.
"So in winter it will not get light an hour later, and in summer it will get dark an hour earlier — all this with only one goal: so that Mr. Medvedev, greeting the early dusk, will remember that he is nobody," wrote the journalist Mikhail Fishman on Facebook.
Not by happenstance, mere random choice — it will get dark soon, might as well stop here for the night — will the fifth daily stage of the Giro d'Italia scoot by the village of Castellania on Thursday and end in the nearby town of Novi Ligure.
Your neighbor will mow her lawn and then it will get dark.
Don't do this regularly or else you will get dark circles under your eyes.
She said turning back the clocks and introducing a 9-to-5 day would yield swift and obvious benefits: "If we turn the clocks back, it'll get darker earlier and so people will want to go home earlier.
