Day is not always shiny; it can be as dark as night even at midday.
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Instead, the matte black latte gets its dark-as-night hue from organic coconut ash.
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It was 4:00 PM, but true to the Scandinavian climate, it was as dark as night.
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"When the tornado hit, the wind was howling and the sky turned as dark as night," a local villager told CNN by phone Friday.
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One had dark-as-night hair that contained a starry cosmos of infinite depth; the other, in a child's body, manipulated planets like toys.
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Dark as night and running late into it, the minimally furnished, starkly lit production provides its many theatrical jolts thanks to a large and committed cast.
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Then it hit City Hall, and everything became dark as night and quiet, except for the patter of debris hitting the roof of the old stone building.
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The story goes that on an early tour opening for The Beatles, Orbison left his glasses on the plane and had to wear these gruesome looking, dark-as-night perscription ones.
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"I waited an hour and a half for these," he says, merely as a statement of exasperated fact, while offering them to total strangers, both inside the dark-as-night bar and the shaded patio with picnic tables.
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" But it was not until she saw South Sudanese model Alek Wek, who she said was "dark as night" and "looked so much like me," that she realized beauty doesn't have to look like the industry's status quo: "I cannot run away from who I am.
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"A celebrated model, she was dark as night, she was on all of the runways and in every magazine and everyone was talking about how beautiful she was," Nyong'o mused about Wek after winning her Oscar for best supporting actress for her role in 12 Years a Slave.
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Her mind is a test chart for all the humanitarian strongnesses and weaknesses. Clever and happy, gigglingly and bussbody and capricious. The parents are worry. Nighteye is an American Indian boy with long, straight and blue-black hair, noble profil and eyes which are as dark as night.
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Joseph 1992 p. 33 :Life and Thought have gone away :Side by side, :Leaving door and windows wide: :Careless tenants they! :All within is dark as night: :In the windows is no light: :And no murmur at the door, :So frequent on its hinge before. :Close the door, the shutters close, :Or thro' the windows we shall see :The nakedness and vacancy :Of the dark deserted house.
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