The streets below tend to be dark, cramped, and noisy.
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And if you read his Twitter, he can be dark.
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They wanna kinda be dark but happy at the same time.
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It's a Cursive record, so it's gonna be dark and moody.
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If you know him in person, he can be dark, too.
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"Without us, it could either be dark or expensive," Wodopia said.
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Any one of them, especially Gabbard, potentially could be dark horses.
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Either that or it needs to be dark and make you angry.
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It was going to be dark in a half hour or so.
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"Tudors have great curb appeal, but they can be dark," he said.
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If you can't be dark-skinned in Africa, then where can you?
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Their knees will be dark [too] and it looks kind of dirty.
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Sometimes that can be dark and sad and sometimes that can be happy.
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I'm not trying to be dark about it—that's just what it is.
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And it's gotta be dark, the darker it is the better it is.
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If he fails, the future will be dark, for him and for South Africa.
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"It won't necessarily be science fiction, or it won't necessarily be dark," Yellin said.
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Unlike its comedy-oriented predecessor, Netflix's The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina will be dark.
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These photos are trying so hard to be dark that their effort becomes hilarious.
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It's never meant to be dark or edgy or disruptive, but maybe that's a byproduct.
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So prepare yourself, for The Long Night will be dark and full of unknown terrors.
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The rest would be dark energy, the undetectable source causing the universe's expansion to accelerate.
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Half of it's going to be dark and half of it's going to be light.
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But hey, I live in Northern Europe and today it'll be dark by 4:30PM.
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It's going to be dark sometimes, but we have to go through darkness to heal.
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The internet can be dark; it can be heavy; it might be full of garbage.
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The cinematographer also points out ... the showrunners and director wanted the episode to be dark.
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When love and money planet Venus squares off with Pluto, the energy can be dark.
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Timing was critical, and it absolutely had to be dark for the start of halftime.
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But once I made the decision, I just did not want it to be dark.
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Yet while the reality may be dark, it doesn't necessarily mean there's no light ahead.
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The mirror may be dark in places, but it shines with a more human light.
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And the lyrics let the audience know that the show isn't going to be dark.
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And rounding out the franchise's big year will be Dark Phoenix, scheduled for November 2, 2018.
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There must also be "dark matter", unseen but revealed indirectly by the effects of its gravity.
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It'll be dark money into U.S. politics the likes of which have never been seen before.
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A loudspeaker announced that the stage would be dark from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
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But these games could be Dark Souls hard long before we had that yardstick to hand.
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But that work is likely years away, meaning the plants would be dark for some time.
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We didn't want them to be bubblegum choruses—we wanted them to be dark and miserable.
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One that could be dark during the day, as well as light up during the night.
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Women don't have to be dark-skinned Amazonians like myself to be forced to endure gender policing.
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The film is expected to be dark and psychological, just like the Clown Prince of Crime himself.
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I assumed the diaries would be dark, astringent and antiquated, like sipping vinegar through an iron lung.
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And, by the way, it should be dark, it should be serialized, it should have an antihero.
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But that work probably wouldn't begin for several years, meaning the plants would be dark until then.
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HOROWITZ: It was also about the show can be dark, but we never wanted it to be bleak.
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Any fan of the original 1989 film Heathers knew that the spin-off television series would be dark.
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It's hard to believe that Olivia will still be Dark Olivia when Scandal ends after its seventh season.
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"We didn't want the exhibition to be dark, veiled and impenetrable, like stereotypes of Muslim culture," she said.
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There will always be dark corners of the internet for neo-Nazis to hide in and recruit from.
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The Russian-American poet Joseph Brodsky said that good poetry "should be dark with nouns" on the page.
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This is no small detail in Brazil, where the past may be dark but the future remains murky.
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It needs to be dark enough to cut the round, sweet richness of the custard: Aim for dark amber.
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People often imagine hospices to be dark and dismal places where there is nothing left to experience but dying.
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"I don't want to be dark, but I genuinely didn't think I would make it to 17," she said.
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This decision, one Priorities adviser said, does not mean the group will be dark in the states through Election Day.
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So it won't be 100% historically accurate, but it probably will be dark, brooding, and snag Moss plenty of awards.
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"In the same way Batman can be dark, bright and funny or off-kilter, Archie can, too," Goldwater told THR.
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The studio is designed to be bright and comfortable, against other recording studios that tend to be dark and dungeonesque.
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Alas, there are no cocktails in this novel, but if there were, they would have to be Dark and Stormies.
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The tab will be dark gray instead of white, and you'll be greeted with a message saying "You've gone incognito."
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We wanted to do justice to the book, to be dark but have this sense of humor, to be entertaining.
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We did so in this case so your answer lines would be dark enough to be visible through the sheet.
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In turn, the end of DST in November is greeted somewhat warmly: Sure, it'll still be dark at 7:00 a.m.
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"I'm working on a television show, so my hair gets to be dark," she told PEOPLE about her recent mane change.
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Its actual color, said the ESA, would be dark red, as the dust devils expose fresh material from below the surface.
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We could be pale, we could be dark, there's also race and class issues and I don't think we're there yet.
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Because the night might be dark and full of terrors, but we're like super sure it has a soft spot too.
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It may be dark outside, Scott, but that's still a little early for dinner for a woman-about-town like Khloé.
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So, after all that, yes, if I have the pen and paper, I'll try to write, although it might be dark.
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We could have given the food to the girl and left then and there, especially as it would soon be dark.
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Recent ones have tried to be dark and mysterious, but quickly turned boring or silly, like Pretty Little Liars and Riverdale.
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If the deep frying oil is too hot, the falafels will be dark on the outside, and raw on the inside.
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Such a "dark photon" would be dark matter's equivalent of a photon, the way that dark matter particles interact with one another.
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"But I would be lying if I said I didn't want these signals to turn out to be dark matter," said Linden.
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That plant is due to stop building cars early next year, which would mean it would be dark for an extended period.
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It was going to be dark soon, and the only light across the bridge was from the portraits of North Korean leaders.
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While the ocean floor can be dark and cold, it abounds in organic nutrients that fall from the life-filled shallows above.
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"Katy Keene" is the latest "Riverdale" spin-off in the Archie Comics universe, but don't expect it to be dark and gory.
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Here, you can change whether you want the app to be dark all the time, never, or only when battery saver is on.
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Some think the culprit could be dark energy, the term for the mysterious, unseen force that makes up about 68% of the universe.
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The conventional view of Senator McCarthy's ultimate fall turns on the Army-McCarthy hearings, when he showed himself to be dark and bullying.
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So it would be dark, you'd be wearing goggles and the snow is blowing, and you'd have to look through this little viewfinder.
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Since we're getting an extra hour of sun, that means it'll no longer be dark and depressing when you get home at night.
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All summer my dreams would be dark coiled things sprung from a wilderness I didn't, or hadn't yet taken the time to, understand.
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While Donald Trump's message may be dark in the interest of fear-mongering, his success is proof enough of the nation's self-destructive currents.
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The New York Philharmonic and Carnegie Hall will be dark that night, but officials at both said it was not because of the election.
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"Even if the sky is dark enough, if you are exposed to any bright light nearby, your eyes will not be dark-adapted," said Bellavia.
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And since there will always be Dark Side mooks, someone has to be there to train young Force-users and steer them towards the Light.
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Were you worried about falling into a cliché, where everything that used to be for kids has to be dark and serious and adult now?
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While social media appeared to be dark during the actual event, many of the president's party guests shared pics both before and after the party.
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I remember my early 20s when I was down on myself and when I write now those memories come back and they can be dark.
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Even when phone crackers eventually catch up, there can still be a period of time when agencies may indeed be dark on a suspect's phone.
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It's almost too bright and conspicuous for a bar in Shinjuku 2 Chome, where other spots tend to be dark, unassuming holes-in-the-wall.
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You can forget about the bubbly ABC sitcom that starred Melissa Joan Hart in the mid '90s because this is going to be dark, folks.
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Valentine's Day can be dark enough as it is without a website inspiring a conversation about how long you and your significant other will last.
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The subject matter this particular song dredges up might be dark for me personally, but the experience of seeing him perform last week was the opposite.
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Based on Justin Cronin's best-selling novels, The Passage is a set to be dark drama and, according to Deadline, it begins with a government conspiracy.
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I think that's really cool because my brother and I tend to be dark and cynical when we're together, so I kind of gravitated to that.
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One class of hypothetical objects that might be dark matter do interact via the weak force, a phenomenon that also controls some sorts of radioactive decay.
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But the company on Thursday said everything is going as planned and that all stores are expected to be dark by the end of the year.
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He also told the news site that the episode was designed to be dark and disorientating, just as it would have been in a real battle.
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It's going to be dark, and toxic, with a fight on the right that may be more bitter and personal than hostilities between Republicans and Democrats.
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It is what it is and this is how I bring it to you and it's going to be dark and it going to be sinful.
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"You could be dark as charcoal and lilly white, it doesn't matter as long as you're nice to him," Graham said in an interview on CNN.
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In these and other challenges, the enduring principles of democracy and human rights must be our guiding lights, or the digital future could be dark indeed.
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Since GM plans to halt production of the sedans it now builds at Hamtramck early next year, the plant will likely be dark for an extended period.
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"At first, the narrative had to be dark," says Elissa Wall, whose own book, Stolen Innocence, details her teenage marriage, abuse, and eventual escape from the FLDS.
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Or they may also be dark; unspooling subconscious worries that bring forth nightmares ripe with unpleasant imagery and leaving you in a cold sweat in the morning.
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I anticipated that the work in the show would be dark and lonely, capturing extreme mental disquiet perhaps by deconstructing or perverting the female art-historical position.
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The signal showed the hydrogen was twice as cold as expected, and Barkana argues that the only thing available to do the extra cooling would be dark matter.
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On several occasions, when I felt a vibration from a phone call or text message notification, I would raise my wrist and the display would still be dark.
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It's meant to be dark, and lighting a dark scene in a way that makes things easy to see is hard to do while maintaining a naturalistic look.
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That film was clearly designed, at one point, to be dark and serious, but at some point in its lifecycle, it acquired an unnecessary layer of comic sheen.
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They don't want to go to my parents' house because my parents' house will be dark from the shutters they will put up, probably at the last minute.
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First, he listed all the rules of movie theaters: They have to be dark, they have to operate on a schedule, they have to have seats, and so on.
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I'm talking a lot about this episode in terms of season structure and TV theory when, really, I was mostly impressed by how willing it was to be dark.
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After recently finishing a nearly life-sized Batgirl figure, Christian is at work on a nine-foot-tall Harlequin sculpture, with a take that will be dark and threatening.
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As the Iowa campaign winds down, some Democrats and liberals have made peace with the reality of 2020: There will be "dark money," and there will be super PACs.
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The pozole will be dark and intense, though not especially spicy, with tender strands of pork in the broth and all the usual mix-ins waiting on the side.
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"Sandra sees this as a bright spot in his life that would otherwise be dark and lonely," former FBI director William Webster, a longtime family friend, told PEOPLE in 2007.
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What scared me was the distance: Regardless of which direction I took, it would be dark by the time I reached the woodlands that ran up to the castle walls.
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The only real difference is that the 800XE doesn't have local dimming, which dims parts of the screen that should be dark during dark scenes and ups the contrast ratio.
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" I tend to do those kind of movies—and if it's dark, it's got to be dark in that way that people leave the movie going, "That shit was sick.
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"We do know that those kinds of things shape one's subconscious values, and so now there will be dark-skinned dolls that kids from everywhere can play with," Myong'o said.
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A: I see an increase in the number of people who want to be dark green investors - who really wants to make an impact with what they eat, water use, etc.
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The Las Vegas strip will be dark on Monday night to honor the 2900 people killed and more than 220006 injured during the mass shooting at the Route 2202 Harvest Festival.
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The Hubble Space Telescope once searched a tiny fragment of the night sky, the size of a penny held at arm's length, that was long thought by astronomers to be dark.
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This is when the planet will not only be almost at its very closest and brightest, it will also be dark and Mars will be at its highest point in the sky.
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The standout is Olga Balema's "Climate of the Earth," a fiery sky painted on a map so named, with hurtling meteorites that turn out to be dark green breasts, in cast latex.
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It used to be dark, cloudy, and witchy, and now it's pink and flowers and sparkles, which is fantastic—I mean, women and men can both be all of those things at once.
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Forest ecosystems lend themselves well to mushroom production, and experts work with farmers to select the best place to build their mushroom-growing facilities, which must be dark, warm and moist, Kileo said.
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CARAMANICA This pianist's music tends to be dark and deep, almost dissolved in itself: He uses elements of Cuban folklore, Western classical and avant-garde improvisation to trouble and cancel each other out.
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"You needed to stay up late for Nick at Night, the house would be dark, and that opening title sequence with the music," he grabbed his chest as if reliving it right then.
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Looking upwards from its location, the sky would likely be dark even during the day, and the warped outline of the Earth wrapped in a thin, blue-hazed layer of atmosphere would be visible.
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But for an episode titled "Tales From The Darkside," it was the perfect way to establish that tonight's tale would be dark, creepy, and the beginning of a new chapter of terror in Riverdale.
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Dancers are artists first and foremost, so when presented with an emotional ballet, it forces us to dig deep into our beings and discover parts of ourselves that can often be dark and surprising.
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When they met, "I was a conundrum, a pile of insecurities about not being Black enough or pretty enough or anything enough: too light to be dark and too dark to be light," she writes.
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It would be dark soon, and then he could make his way back to the house, borrow somebody's phone, call Rudy, pack a few things, and be gone before anybody could do anything about it.
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One approach uses the Large Hadron Collider to slam together protons (sub-atomic particles), in hopes of finding some anomaly in the resulting collision, a sign of a previously undiscovered particle that could be dark matter.
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But if a second experiment made from the same material can't verify the claims made by the first, it's a sign that the strange signal DAMA/LIBRA detected might not be dark matter after all. [Nature]
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Stone's humor can be dark, as in "Signatures" (2018), an arrangement of framed fragments of found paintings, each featuring the artists' signatures and hardly anything else: a wry commentary on how we assign value to art.
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"People think a small space shouldn't be dark or have pattern all over, but those rules are completely subjective," said Jennie Bishop, a partner at the Chicago- and Los Angeles-based interior design firm Studio Gild.
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The next few years looked to be dark for Netflix users with Friends exiting the platform in 2020 and The Office a year later in favor of the new streaming services soon to be cropping up.
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After a run-in with the police requires Bruce to do community service at Arkham Asylum, the soon-to-be Dark Knight meets Madeleine Wallace, a brilliant killer connected to the Nighwalkers, a group terrorizing Gotham City.
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According to a 2015 paper, when our clocks spring forward, robberies fall -- an average of 7% over the course of a full day, and 27% during that last hour of the day -- which used to be dark.
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This missing mass is called dark matter and is thought to make up nearly 70 percent of the universe compared with the roughly 5 percent we can actually see (the rest is thought to be dark energy).
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" — Stan Kaplan, 65, Los Angeles The artwork: "The Vision of Saint John" (1609-14) by El Greco Ms. Campbell's take: "It could have been a blue sky, but maybe it was going to be dark and stormy.
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"There may be dark days ahead, there may be more arrests and legal challenges but we shall struggle against evil on the streets, in the courts, within the community and on every media platform," their political party, Youngspiration, said.
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I used to think that it was just a matter of difficulty, but I feel like that argument doesn't hold water anymore because everyone loves Dark Souls now, which is very difficult, and every game wants to be Dark Souls.
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Davis is shooting 72.7 percent whenever he rolls to the basket; the day Gasol leaves Memphis will be dark, but Davis is beginning to flash the talent of someone who deserves a chance to *attempt* to fill those humongous shoes.
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Because areas like lakes are expected to be dark at night, dark readings from them can be discarded; but readings of darkness from roads and villages can be more closely targeted by researchers and governments trying to help poor communities.
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After being constantly on since 1949, barring power cuts and temporary switch-offs for the funerals of Winston Churchill in 1965 and Princess Diana in 1997, this will be the first time the junction will be dark for an extended period.
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The few details that have emerged paint what appear to be dark months, and perhaps years, for Jennifer and Sarah Hart's six adopted children, who repeatedly accused their mothers of abuse, according to reports from neighbors and a social worker.
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Maybe they wouldn't actually end up together — maybe the ending would be dark and Rebecca would be too unhealthy to be with Greg, or maybe it would be uplifting and she would find that she didn't need to end up with any man.
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Everyone is in their underwear and you always have the model that has very fair skin and she wants to be dark, so now I'm juggling between what the model is asking and what VS is saying, so it's tough line to walk.
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As noted, even Marvel's best street-level Netflix dramas tend to be dark and a tad talky in their noir-ish approach, reveling in the storytelling latitude provided by premium TV and the expectation that die-hard fans will binge-view them.
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We don't know anything about either of the new modes or how the new rules will change things up, but it's a safe bet you'll want to at least be Dark Zone-ready — if not at DZ 50 — to prepare for the new stuff.
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"I knew that I had to do it, and I didn't want it to be inspirational sex or sweet, tender sex," he said, explaining that he "wanted it to be dark" to help ensure that the characters would not be mistaken for idealized role models.
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In addition to the 27% of the universe that's believed to be dark matter, a lot more is in the form of dark energy, which makes up about 68% of everything around us (the "normal" matter we all know and love is only 5% of the universe).
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I have very fair skin, so I'd be there twice a week on average getting a spray tan, but even the darkest one wouldn't be dark enough, so I was forced to pay extra for a bronzer add-on and had to buy my own self-tanning supplies.
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With the caveat that forecasts often change as the storm approaches, here are the risks Dorian seems poised to pose: It could be dark at landfall Forecasts as of midday Friday predict Dorian making landfall late Monday or early Tuesday -- while it's still dark -- somewhere on Florida's Atlantic coast.
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Noirish gloom seems to follow him around: The first season of Netflix's "Ozark" (the only one I've seen) took material that wanted to be dark comedy and squeezed much of the fun out of it, though Laura Linney, as the wife of Bateman's antihero, worked heroically to counteract that.
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The sound still had to be dark, but I wanted to work with new textures and push into less obviously aggressive territory: I try to keep things as open as possible in the first stages of making a record, so those were the only guidelines until the sound revealed itself.
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Though many details haven't yet been released, we can assume the story will be dark and harrowing, as Kloepfer has already written about her experience dating Bundy and eventually turning him in to the police in her book, The Phantom Prince: My Life With Ted Bundy, which she wrote under the name Elizabeth Kendall.
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Depending on the direction we are going, it will be bright and empty early on in Kentucky and dark and frantic in the eastern states at the end of the drive, or the morning traffic will be slow and congested in the east and it will be dark and wet late at night in Cincinnati and Kentucky.
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This week, workers from the Whitney Museum of American Art went to his office to hang a work by the modern artist Ellsworth Kelly — a green trapezoid that contrasts sharply with the artwork that hangs elsewhere in City Hall, which tends to be dark 19th century oil paintings of white men in ornate gold frames or more modern portraits of former mayors.
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It's not just the main character, Fury, clipping through objects in the world; textures popping in and out at will; most environments taking place in tight, bland corridors on a major city in Earth that has no personality whatsoever, down to a subway sign merely pointing the way towards the "stadium," rather than anywhere in particular; combat that wants to be Dark Souls but buddy, you're not Dark Souls; a story with characters but no credible motivations.
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