950 Sentences With "darkened"

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I do not believe Barbra Streisand ever darkened the darkened doorway. from The New York Times
The president is, of course, a pro wrestler of sorts, a lumpen orange shadow who darkened WWE's door long before he darkened the White House's. from Vice
In fact I am in a darkened club by myself. from Vice
The Salzburg debacle has darkened the mood of British politics. from Economist
She'd have to lie in a darkened room for hours. from The New York Times
A winter sky had darkened the leafless tree branches outside. from The New York Times
Each episode of "The Apprentice" ended in a darkened boardroom. from CNN
They eat in a corner of the darkened drawing room. from Vice
In a properly darkened room, it should be just fine. from TechCrunch
And to see the picture usually requires a darkened room. from Economist
He also darkened his hair and grew out his beard. from Business Insider
Uncertainty, economic concerns rise The growth outlook has darkened lately. from CNN
The outlook for most European airlines has darkened this year. from Reuters
Over the second half of the 1800s, American politics darkened. from The New York Times
"His face darkened, and he turned away muttering," Garner recalled. from The New York Times
However, blocked apps will be darkened on your home screen. from The New York Times
We quit only when night darkened and we couldn't see. from The New York Times
How it is darkened all over with stains and dirt. from The New York Times
Somewhere between the theatre and Canal Street, his mood darkened. from New Yorker
As the sky slowly darkened, a D.J. played pulsing techno. from The New York Times
As furor swelled, the narrative about Sergeant Bergdahl further darkened. from The New York Times
He then crept around the house and approached a darkened window. from CNN
This is a good reason to be in a darkened room. from Vice
Bake until edges are just slightly darkened, 10 to 12 minutes. from People
The darkened windows incited what I appreciated as a mild flashback. from Hyperallergic
The cause and nature of the darkened area aren't entirely clear. from Gizmodo
His hands and face were darkened and he wore a turban. from Business Insider
It's the echoes, now unmistakable, of times when the skies darkened. from The New York Times
The branches of the Chinese elms bowed as the sky darkened. from The New York Times
After she gave Mr. Abu Ghoneim her recommendation, his face darkened. from The New York Times
HONG KONG — Her face was darkened by bruises, her limbs battered. from The New York Times
Flying buttresses had been darkened by pollution and eroded by rainwater. from The New York Times
We were born with our intellect darkened and our wills weakened. from The New York Times
The shadow of Saddam Hussein perhaps slinking down a darkened corridor. from CNN
But the mood in the retail industry has darkened since then. from CNN
The outlook has darkened in the second half of the year. from Reuters
Theaters have been darkened, exhibitions shuttered, wedding dances postponed, Eurovision canceled. from The New York Times
Theaters have been darkened, exhibitions shuttered, wedding dances postponed, Eurovision canceled. from The New York Times
The woman was crossing a darkened road outside of a crosswalk. from The New York Times
Why would Americans spend so much more if their outlook has darkened? from CNBC
Big bands and opulent celebrations were scrapped as the cultural mood darkened. from The New York Times
Yards away, people were clearly screaming in terror at the darkened scene. from The Verge
That philosophy remains prominent, even as the company's financial outlook has darkened. from The Verge
With the cabbie chasing after her, she sprinted through the darkened streets. from People
You're sitting in a darkened room staring at a table or screen. from TechCrunch
Mr. Rubio also has noticeably darkened his tone on the campaign trail. from The New York Times
A fire at a LyondellBasell Industries refinery darkened Houston skies Friday morning. from CNBC
The pair makes their way through the darkened doorway to a room. from People
It's really no better than watching a movie in a darkened room. from Vox
Amid unrelenting bloodshed in the Kurdish southeast, Mr Demirtas's mood has darkened. from Economist
Early on that morning in 2008, I pulled into a darkened driveway. from The New York Times
When man (and woman) traveled south to sunnier lands, their skin darkened. from Vice
Mr. Feil is filming a film being shown in a darkened theater. from The New York Times
Progressive Activists, on the other hand, subscribe to a darkened Rousseauian worldview. from The New York Times
If there was a cloud around him, it never darkened his mood. from The New York Times
They were discovered on an open side, facing a darkened basketball court. from The New York Times
In 2008, it was darkened rooms, arm garters and rules of etiquette. from The New York Times
After a few fumbled matches, the flames climbed into the darkened aether. from The New York Times
Biden 2020 stands for a different kind of optimism, a darkened and from New Republic
Snapshot: Above, a delivery to a cafe in darkened downtown Sonoma, Calif. from The New York Times
As the situation in his country darkened, so did his subject matter. from Economist
Learning how to retouch a darkened image might come in handy however. from Mashable
The commission's recent obsession with media exposure has darkened the FTC's luminescence. from The Hill
Ms. Fleming's sound hasn't darkened with age, as often happens to sopranos. from The New York Times
Ali lived alone in a darkened cement structure with a single window. from The New York Times
Later, his mood had darkened and he delivered a truly sinister tweet. from CNN
So Tarusov darkened the Disney palette, extended some limbs, and added some mascara. from Mashable
A nearby door opens, and we walk single file into a darkened room. from The Verge
Meanwhile, a survey showed German investor morale darkened more than expected in October. from Reuters
Meanwhile, Japanese DJ Nobu is dancing to his own brand of darkened techno. from Vice
The swirls of pink and magenta ice darkened as it began to melt. from Vice
But the assessment of current conditions in Germany darkened to 45.3 from 58.2. from Reuters
Then he acknowledged another thought, as he peered intently about the darkened arena. from The New York Times
Lights on the Strip were also darkened briefly the night after the shootings. from CNN
Tighter fuel economy and emissions standards have darkened the outlook for such engines. from The New York Times
" There was silence, and then voices called from the darkened seats: "Thank you. from The New York Times
Instead, his face only darkened, he attempted to look anywhere but the E! from Refinery 29
It's as if someone has thrown open the curtains on a darkened bedroom. from Vice
As the gray-pink sky darkened, the crowd grew from hundreds to thousands. from Vice
Stores and grow houses are often soft targets in darkened parts of town. from The New York Times
Vescovo settled in as the ocean outside darkened through every shade of blue. from Economist
Her husband's face was swollen, the skin darkened to an unnatural reddish purple. from The New York Times
As stocks have approached new highs, expectations for company profits have darkened considerably. from The New York Times
Yule Log begins in a darkened room with a glowing fire-starting block. from Vice
Lit from within, the uterus glowed, red and magical in the darkened room. from The New York Times
Darkened earth hugged our modified 2012 Toyota Tacoma as we searched for checkpoints. from The New York Times
Imperceptibly the sky darkened, and instead of growing hotter, the air grew cool. from The New York Times
This darkened room is filled with mirrors reflecting hues of purple and blue. from Hyperallergic
His son's views darkened decades ago, during tussles with the Castro government's restrictions. from The New York Times
Objective lies will get government support; objective truths will be darkened by cynicism. from The New York Times
The bright, round eyes narrowed and darkened; the lips twisted into a sneer. from The New York Times
The dollar bounced back after coming off sharply as the risk mood darkened. from Reuters
Ad Reinhardt's darkened crosses and Mark Rothko's liminal fields come to mind too. from Hyperallergic
Playing Quadrilateral Cowboy, you spend much of your time in a cramped, darkened hideout. from Wired
Set at night in a darkened alley, Hart denies the relevancy of reporters' questions. from People
It would have been nice to see the solar corona around the darkened sun. from Buzzfeed News
The Halloween fun at Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden has been darkened by tragic news. from People
The meltdown was triggered by a series of developments that darkened the energy outlook. from CNN
Yet, their economic prospects remain darkened by the enduring effects of the Great Recession. from The New York Times
First, we see the Liars circled around a darkened figure sitting on a couch. from Refinery 29
One day, Oghi caught her laughing at the sight of his darkened, shrivelled penis. from New Yorker
But the paper was slightly acidic, and, over time, it darkened and became brittle. from New Yorker
As the full moon moved into Earth's shadow, it darkened, but it didn't disappear. from CNN
The Russia cloud that has enveloped Trump every day of his presidency darkened further. from CNN
On the way home the sky darkened and began pelting the sea with hailstones. from The New York Times
When the full moon moved into Earth's shadow, it darkened, but did not disappear. from CNN
Riding elevators made him dizzy, and he didn't want to leave his darkened room. from Vice
I have hyper-pigmentation, wherein my skin becomes darkened after acne or other trauma. from Vice
As one walks through the darkened space, each sculpture feels like a programmed event. from The New York Times
Few vocalists possess either the stark intimacy or the darkened mystery of Ms. Waters. from The New York Times
As the outcome of the election neared, the local political drama intensified and darkened. from The New York Times
We darkened the lines on a Google Map so you can see it better. from The New York Times
The more time he spent there became, the more his feelings toward women darkened. from Vox
The skies darkened, the rain grew stronger — "all the ominous signs," Mr. Miller said. from The New York Times
The impact was felt not just in darkened homes but also in disrupted routines. from The New York Times
Ralph Northam (D), who said he darkened his face to dress as Michael Jackson. from The Hill
I slid the card under the locked door to his darkened studio and left. from The New York Times
Since I've been doing this show, I haven't darkened the door of a gym. from The New York Times
Minutes later, he stood inside the apartment, facing down Khiel in a darkened hallway. from The New York Times
I wonderedwhat I would look like if the darkened chambers of my bodywere unlocked. from The New York Times
The lights come on in a darkened community theater, illuminating five men in wheelchairs. from Vice
The futuristic look of the darkened room may have helped to fire observers' imaginations. from The New York Times
The smoke has also darkened glaciers in New Zealand, which could speed their melting. from Vice
Will Ferrell, as the Arab henchman "Mustafa," has darkened skin, appearing in brown face. from Vice
We filed into the darkened theater, where 100-odd seats were arranged on risers. from The New York Times
Some students' skin tones were darkened, and in some spots, individuals were photoshopped in. from Hyperallergic
It once seemed like a refuge, but now it seems like a darkened tomb. from Vox
It's pretty bad, actually—there's a lot of "people sitting in darkened rooms" action. from Vice
Robert Campo held out a sun-darkened, weathered hand in the shape of gun. from Vice
At some point, she and the defendant entered a darkened part of the house's basement. from CNN
So I'd creep into my brother's darkened room on quiet weekend afternoons, and just watch. from Wired
You might not save much energy but it will make a difference in darkened spaces. from Gizmodo
Darkened halls of Buenos Aires' subway system following a massive blackout on June 16, 2019. from Gizmodo
But Comey's testimony about the President has darkened the clouds hanging over the White House. from CNN
Liang was patrolling the darkened stairs inside a public housing building in Brooklyn on Nov. from Reuters
As I left the darkened exhibit, I accidentally stepped on one of her creature's feet. from Vice
The women waited on the street, and when the granddaughter returned her face had darkened. from New Yorker
And also, not to be completely heretical, what's so sacred about "the darkened cinema" anyway? from The New York Times
The economic outlook has darkened considerably, especially because of concerns about slowing growth in China. from CNN
Some 2 million people were without power and streets were darkened miles from the coast. from Reuters
The sky darkened, and a phone message alerted residents that a flash flood was coming. from The New York Times
Her mood darkened when asked whether she would like to stay in the United States. from The New York Times
We've darkened the sections where Clinton and Trump actually answered the questions they were asked. from Vox
It is enough to see the great darkened hulk of the cathedral from a distance. from The New York Times
The pastor scanned the vacant lots and darkened buildings, taking heavy breaths to steady himself. from The New York Times
When the family was intact, the mood was darkened by constant battles between the parents. from The New York Times
The last time a total solar eclipse darkened the city was on January 24, 1925. from The New York Times
The prime minister apologized for that incident and for other times he darkened his face. from The Hill
Since then, the days have darkened, and I, too, have been lost: adrift, disoriented, absent. from New Yorker
The sculptures of fire-darkened cedar stand in a circle, as if deep in conversation. from Reuters
They're on display at Americas Society, illuminated by light boxes in a dramatically darkened gallery. from The New York Times
But the biggest chill is when Converse's own voice finally resonates, in the darkened venue. from The New York Times
Let us find a darkened corner, you and I,Where we will lay these words. from The New York Times
To achieve this, Lee darkened her client's base and added hand-painted highlights on top. from Refinery 29
Videos taken immediately after the crash show blazes lighting up the darkened fields before dawn. from Politico
The performance takes place in a darkened space in which a small platform is illuminated. from Hyperallergic
The entire poem comes to rest on a familiar expression, skewed and darkened by context. from New Yorker
Submitted for approval of the Midnight Society: Our story begins in a darkened Vancouver warehouse. from Mashable
Working in batches, fry the chiles until slightly darkened, 1 to 2 minutes per batch. from Vice
Others are shown awkwardly at waist height, or on small screens in a darkened hallway. from The New York Times
The impact of his absence is suggested by an empty chair in a darkened office. from The New York Times
Because textiles are extremely sensitive to light, the galleries have been dimmed, though not darkened. from The New York Times
At the Renwick, flashlight beams crisscross the darkened galleries: You have entered a crime scene. from The New York Times
The museum has a terse, tense documentary film on Evers projected in a darkened alcove. from The New York Times
In the basement, music blares each time someone enters a darkened chamber to dance alone. from Hyperallergic
The global outlook darkened further when a key measure of Chinese manufacturing activity in May disappointed. from CNBC
A pair of dusty espadrilles that recalls festivals, fairy lights, and dancing across wide, darkened fields. from Refinery 29
It's the darkened tunnels with the spinning teeth-covered wheels that spark my anxieties the most. from Gizmodo
For a product everyone knew was coming out, the crowd in that darkened auditorium looked elated. from Wired
In fact, the resemblance between the two, including darkened depictions of immigrants as invaders, is unmistakeable. from New Republic
Some on Twitter described confusion at the park, while visitors within darkened halls were escorted out. from Mashable
The officer was patrolling the darkened stairs inside a public housing building in Brooklyn on Nov. from Reuters
That has forced lenders into costly write-downs, lifted funding costs and darkened their profit outlook. from Reuters
The darkened windows are flush-mounted, which is designed to save space, according to Terra Universal. from Business Insider
Unfortunately, the joyous occasion was darkened by the death of the weaker cub shortly after birth. from People
Resentment at India's shadow has darkened since a blockade of the landlocked country's border in 2015. from Economist
Outside the windows glides a landscape darkened by forest fires and then frozen over with ice. from Economist
The lines were blurred, edges ragged where the liquid darkened the coarse weave of paper fibers. from The Verge
The streets were darkened after nightfall with power cut off to the area as a precaution. from Reuters
Cast members from Broadway musical "Come From Away" held an impromptu performance outside their darkened theater. from CNN
Imagine traversing a darkened moonscape with a field of vision limited to what's immediately before you. from Vice
People who are infected develop flu-like symptoms including fever, nausea, abdominal pain and darkened urine. from People
Chrome surfaces like the front grille surround, boot lid finisher, and exhaust pipes have all darkened. from The Verge
We're the ones crouched monthly under desks in a darkened room, hoping that it's a drill. from The Hill
He also said he darkened his skin during the 1980s to impersonate pop star Michael Jackson. from The Hill
The sky darkened, the stars in this dark place spread across the sky bright and insistent. from New Republic
I lay paralyzed as it hollowed and darkened, expanding in every direction with a familiar cruelty. from New Yorker
Much of the city remains intact, an eerie ghost town of abandoned cars and darkened storefronts. from The New York Times
In her darkened "chamber," she has made a romance of European and English empire and culture. from New Yorker
Posey carried Gracie through Marcia's darkened dining room and stepped out into a tangle of green. from New Yorker
Illuminated onstage in a darkened theater, they move to a score of classical and contemporary music. from The New York Times
In the darkened hall of this narrow space, a glow emerges from the distant back wall. from Hyperallergic
The darkened room is booming with NRA clips bashing everyone from Hillary Clinton to George Clooney. from CNN
Our reporters, though, will be working out of darkened hotel rooms and trash-strewn rental cars. from The New York Times
When the clouds darkened, she would cover her bundle of sleeping mats with a plastic tarp. from The New York Times
After this jaunty opening, the mood of the ballet darkened to one of mystery and fatefulness. from The New York Times
"The two people who represent AARP here, neither one had darkened my door," Mr. Johnson said. from The New York Times
WASHINGTON — A couple waltzed across the floor in a darkened art gallery while Tchaikovsky's music played. from The New York Times
On Friday, Ms. Hartman peered into one of the empty, darkened storefronts next to the Sears. from The New York Times
Darkened by reflections on death and visions of failure, the novel makes depressive comedy from displacement. from The New York Times
Then the terrible news broke out of Christchurch, in New Zealand, and the world darkened again. from The New York Times
"Attractor" begins with the performers and musicians taking their seats on stools on a darkened stage. from The New York Times
There's also a difference in the way people approach hyperpigmentation, or darkened skin, under their arms. from Refinery 29
Shoes remained at the entrance so the smell of sweat and feet filled the darkened yurt. from The New York Times
But sometimes he allows himself to wallow, and his talents look different when darkened by shadows. from The New York Times
Amid his apologies, he admitted he didn't know how many times he had darkened his skin. from CNN
Some years back I attended a town hall-style video presentation in a darkened movie theater. from The New York Times
If the room were darkened with blinds, she decided, it could serve as the consulting room. from New Yorker
Back in the US, in the last days of the year, the political mood darkened further. from CNN
Other Gossip: • Barbara is last seen in a darkened office listening to Diane and Boseman bonding. from The New York Times
When it opened, at Luhring Augustine in 2013, nine large video monitors filled the darkened gallery. from New Yorker
He also said he darkened his skin during the 1980s to impersonate pop star Michael Jackson. from The Hill
A third detective, Ronnie Goolsby, stood behind a one-way mirror in a darkened viewing room. from New Yorker
As he flew home on Air Force One, however, Mr. Trump's mood darkened, according to aides. from The New York Times
The works are separated into their own darkened rooms with a reading room in the center. from Hyperallergic
Leaving the first darkened and spare gallery, you hear the discordant noise of the second room. from Hyperallergic
Darkened skin in the underarm area is very common and can happen for a number of reasons, according to dermatologist Sheel Desai Solomon, MD. "Many people develop darkened pigmentation under their armpits similar to the darker skin on the knees, elbows, groin, neck, or underbelly," she says. from Refinery 29
The images show that Cummins has darkened his hair and that Elizabeth may have red hair now. from CNN
You might still be able to look at how plants and animals react to the darkened sky. from Gizmodo
Thick smoke darkened an overcast sky and obscured the silhouettes of the people torching anything still standing. from Wired
The roof has a large glass panel that can be darkened with the touch of a button. from CNN
Skeptics should start with "Darkened Rings," where he propels the frustration he's lamenting into Hüsker Dü territory. from Vice
They even plucked or shaved before they elongated and darkened their brows to get the perfect shape. from Refinery 29
The yearbook photograph shows him wearing a turban and robes with his face, neck, and hands darkened. from Vice
Leo's brightest star, Regulus, and possibly others, will be visible to the east of the darkened sun. from Buzzfeed News
He smartly kept the black thin and uneven, allowing earlier colorful layers to enliven the darkened surface. from Hyperallergic
Another video shows a rescuer treating the feet of several of the boys in the darkened cave. from Buzzfeed News
Prospects for the second quarter darkened after another report showed an ebb in consumer confidence in April. from Reuters
I didn't style the hair, but I know her hair was also darkened to play Celeste's daughter. from Refinery 29
Relatives of a patient use candles to navigate a darkened clinic in Caracas on March 7, 2019. from Gizmodo
People who are infected develop flu-like symptoms including fever, nausea, abdominal pain, darkened urine and more. from People
Recently, the sky darkened and a MIDI version of Smash Mouth's All-Star played through the speakers. from Vice
Darkened rooms and threats of violence which you can believe if you relinquish your disbelief is menacing. from Vice
During last winter's big snowstorm, the shop glowed like a lighthouse amid a sea of darkened storefronts. from The New York Times
On Monday, the collective smoke plume from the fires darkened the sky more than 2,000 miles away. from Business Insider
We stumbled through the darkened park, using my cellphone for light, down to a big tire swing. from The New York Times
I had the latter two, who darkened my Sundays as they did for all the other children. from The New York Times
But the bar will be far from a duplicate of the small, darkened den in New York. from The New York Times
The sky darkened and threatened a storm — a blow, in Arctic argot — and the men made camp. from The New York Times
When Abdolreza interrogates her at the end of an exhausting day, clouds have darkened the sunny skies. from The New York Times
One night, after midnight, I saw that soldiers had blocked the darkened approaches to the Miraflores palace. from New Yorker
The music had darkened: The sunny theme was rendered in minor, fortissimo, and accompanied by churning triplets. from The New York Times
Once in a while, you'll hear him dropping in a darkened harmony or playing swirling, chaotic arpeggios. from The New York Times
In front of the garden, darkened by the twilight and the cypress trees, the ministers were assembled. from Vice
A raindrop hits the bridge of my nose, and we all look up into the darkened skies. from Vice
This time, the camera hangs back, as they disappear around the darkened corner of their own hallway. from Vox
About 000 runners began to slog through miles of sand toward the darkened mouth of the canyon. from The New York Times
The dismal December followed an unusually cold and wet summer, which also seems to have darkened moods. from The New York Times
Oil prices fell as the outlook for fuel demand darkened, with travel blocked and social gatherings restricted. from Reuters
CreditCreditVincent Tullo for The New York Times Say farewell to the oak table and the darkened room. from The New York Times
Why are so many darkened conference rooms being stained with the secret tears of a disconsolate workforce? from CNN
A thunderstorm darkened the road toward Jordan and storm clouds soared to the east; the tires hissed. from New Yorker
The heavy vertical line to the right of the target number "3-" should not have been darkened. from The New York Times
There's the one with the guy made of chocolate who gets licked in a darkened movie theater. from Vox
Her students gazed up at her during her lessons, pupils enlarged, as though stumbling from darkened rooms. from The New York Times
The connotations of the word "hacker" have darkened, and so, perhaps, have perceptions of the digital future. from The New York Times
I wasn't a young girl whose whole subsequent view of men could be darkened by one encounter. from New Yorker
The result darkened Europe's growth outlook and triggered a fresh wave of monetary easing from central banks. from Reuters
Florestan's aria, too, disappoints after a skillfully broody orchestral introduction darkened by the veiled sound of horns. from The New York Times
The streets were darkened after nightfall as power was cut off to the area as a precaution. from CNBC
Korean Standard Time — I decided it was time to try and sleep on the fully darkened plane. from Business Insider
Some visitors are surprised at the bears' darkened coats, dirty from rolling in sand and whale remains. from The New York Times
Trade confidence fell to a six-year-low as the outlook for orders darkened, the survey said. from Reuters
The doctors got concerned when they took note of his darkened urine and signs of jaundice. Diagnosis? from Vice
In the online version, DC has darkened the image, but you can check out the original here. from TMZ
Australia's fires have darkened the skies of Sydney and sent smoke all the way to New Zealand. from Wired
I could teleport instantly to a darkened room with a 300-inch equivalent display in front of me. from Gizmodo
The robots roam freely throughout the darkened museum, splashing light across the artwork their controllers decide to approach. from Vice
Besides being easier on the eyes for some users, a darkened screen is a hallmark of hacker culture. from Mashable
Cook 30 seconds; flip leaves, and cook until basil has darkened but is not burned, about 30 seconds. from People
A tumble in exports since January last year has also darkened the outlook for Asia's fourth-largest economy. from CNBC
The chapter members ate pulled pork, coleslaw, and peanut butter pie as the sky darkened over the lake. from Buzzfeed News
Last month, it looked abandoned, with boxes of files sitting on the floor of the darkened front office. from Buzzfeed News
"It's certainly the most fun you would ever hope to have in a darkened room full of children." from Business Insider
This remote also has automatic backlighting, which will serve you well when using it in a darkened room. from TechCrunch
Like wild exotic animals parading through a very plain, darkened door, they were me and I was them. from CNN
It was just me and a judgmental rabbit staring at me from the corner of a darkened room. from TechCrunch
In 2013, Julianne Hough darkened her skin to dress as Crazy Eyes from Orange Is the New Black. from Refinery 29
After one emerges from the darkened screening room, the sculptures in the central gallery take on added significance. from Hyperallergic
He's seated in one of two gaming chairs, which are located in the center of a darkened room. from Vice
It appears that he may have darkened his hair, while Elizabeth's hair may be red, according to police. from CNN
The researchers cautiously trekked through the darkened forests with flashlights guiding their way, and cameras at the ready. from Gizmodo
Suddenly, lighting up entire cities—even entire regions—usually darkened by night had become a palpably valid prospect. from Vice
Gorgeous, cinematic, proudly leftist post-black metal from the coal-darkened recesses of the cold, rainy British Isles? from Vice
EDT (2247 GMT), and darkened a stretch of the city from West 42nd Street to West 72nd Street. from Reuters
But if the 2016 festival offerings are any indication, the future of film exists outside a darkened theater. from Vice
Hereditary captures this natural reaction in the way Annie sees her mother in darkened corners of her studio. from Mashable
After entering the darkened space, along with a substantial crowd, I looked up and down and all around. from Hyperallergic
BET cameras just hovered over a darkened screen for a minute too long while the audience intermittently cheered. from Refinery 29
With the aid of a patient gallery attendant, I donned the virtual reality headset in a darkened room. from Hyperallergic
In his desperation to cast away the clouds that linger over his presidency, he has severely darkened them. from New Republic
Light a scented candle in your now darkened room, sit in a comfortable chair, and watch the candle. from New Yorker
Don't look away for the 11 minutes Corley is being dehumanized in a darkened gas station parking lot. from CNN
Dr. Tyson's simulations showed that the telescope would pick up Starlink-like objects even if they were darkened. from The New York Times
In the morgue, small doors on a giant refrigerator were open, offering a glimpse into darkened chambers inside. from Business Insider
Northam denied being either man, but did say he once darkened his skin to dress like Michael Jackson. from The Hill
The greenery of this forest is contrasted by the red roof and darkened blue waters to its left. from Business Insider
"This is our home!" others yelled at the darkened, disused retirement home where the migrants were being housed. from The New York Times
China's slowdown and concerns the global smartphone industry is losing momentum have darkened the outlook for Taiwanese manufacturers. from Reuters
After picking up renowned Austrian delicacy, pizza, you leads your friend through the darkened forest to a cabin. from Vice
Thousands more from around the world tuned in to livestreams and watched as the distant daytime skies darkened. from The New York Times
His mood darkened somewhat only when the conversation turned to the subject of his ex-wife and daughter. from The New York Times
But 2018 is perhaps a perfect moment to celebrate the tragicomic—or finding humor in life's darkened corners. from Vice
The first thing I heard was Mira's giggling as soon as I walked in to the darkened room. from Vice
Along with darkened menus and frames, Mail, Contacts and Calendar invert to white text on a dark background. from TechCrunch
Anahah, her face gentle in the dust storm's darkened light, burned the sigil onto Nenadi's forehead: Nenadi, anathema. from Vice
His outlook was further darkened by the financial crisis and by the years of personal unemployment that followed. from The New York Times
Thousands of passengers were left scurrying around in darkened terminals or sitting for hours on planes on tarmacs. from CNN
Vivier's life and work have become inescapably linked to — and retrospectively darkened by — the circumstances of his death. from The New York Times
Carpenter pointedly ends the movie with a montage of empty spaces: Bare rooms, abandoned streets, a darkened house. from The New York Times
Last year, another housekeeper called the hotel office from a guest's darkened room to say she felt uncomfortable. from The New York Times
When I met him in 2017 Miller had spent the previous hour in a darkened room, breathing slowly. from The New York Times
Its latest campaign, "It could happen today," uses suspenseful music and darkened scenes of California waking to uncertainty. from The New York Times
Empty cabs rolled down darkened streets, past lonely food carts plopped on sidewalks where few pedestrians scurried by. from The New York Times
Smoke from the fires was so heavy that it darkened the skies in the city of São Paulo. from The Verge
Here, the air darkened, became colder and damper, the light even thinner, the trees more bearded with green. from The New York Times
The mood darkened, however, after Spyros Skouras, 20th Century Fox's president, introduced Khrushchev at Los Angeles Town Hall. from Politico
Skies once darkened by smoke are now brooding with clouds and rain — at least for a few days. from The New York Times
At least they would be in a darkened movie theater when Mr. Trump took the oath of office. from The New York Times
Then he was running — 23 years old, on a darkened street, gasping, panicking, wondering how this had happened. from Buzzfeed News
I had to learn how to navigate this, and how to survive a world darkened by Sept. 183. from The New York Times
TNT's NBA studio crew sat in a darkened arena with Bryant's two retired numbers spotlighted in the rafters. from CNN
Reinstallations of the work were offered to collectors at prices scaled to the spaces that they wanted darkened. from New Yorker
The governor said he had darkened his face to resemble Michael Jackson during a dance contest in 1984. from CNN
Ahmed Hikmat, 28, carefully stacked cellphones for sale outside his darkened storefront overlooking pulverized buildings at Mosul University. from The New York Times
The sergeant was white, and probably in his late 18773s, with a tan face darkened by red sandstorms. from The New York Times
The Prime Minister said he could not confirm whether he had darkened his skin in any more instances. from Axios
It's equipped with plenty of comfy couches and a darkened sleeping room should flight attendants want to nap … from Business Insider
But the uncertainty on display in gyrating financial markets this week has darkened expectations for Trump's last two years. from CNBC
You could always take a photo of the darkened building at night, but really, what's the fun in that? from People
"The outlook for the global economy has darkened," writes the World Bank in its newly released Global Economic Prospects. from CNBC
Young, optimistic and unapologetically liberal; Trudeau's "sunny" public image and political outlook have recently been darkened by some scandals. from CNN
The Bank of England cut interest rates for the first time in seven years as Britain's economic outlook darkened. from Economist
It's a sculpture in the form of a sarcophagus molded from wax and darkened with her signature walnut stain. from The New York Times
This is a black day for those who would prefer decisions to be made in darkened rooms by experts. from CNBC
It's taken things right back to basics; a couple of cameras pointed at a microphone in a darkened room. from Vice
In the near-term though, a devastating bushfire season and the coronavirus outbreak in China have darkened the outlook. from Reuters
The outlook for global trade growth, already quite bearish relative to the hyperglobalisation of the 2000s, has darkened considerably. from Economist
Meanwhile, five kilometres away, Mr Zhao sat beside his mended warriors in a darkened room of his museum, waiting. from Economist
She swam to him, his squandered bride, as the light in his eyes darkened into a tunnel, and extinguished. from Vice
As he speaks with me, he keeps his eyes trained on the darkened water, looking for signs of movement. from Vice
In the film, the Luiseño artist makes a series of phone calls from a darkened room on Christmas Eve. from Hyperallergic
As Ezra Klein points out on the most recent episode of The Ezra Klein Show, that view has darkened. from Vox
This is chamber music for the revolution, all sinewy melodies and delicate notes and glistening rainfall and darkened corners. from Vice
Video of the aftermath shows hundreds of people in the darkened street as rescue workers lift victims into ambulances. from CNN
Sentiment in the oil market has darkened as investors worry about slowing global economic growth weakening demand for oil. from CNBC
The justice sat in the back of the darkened auditorium at the National Museum of Women in the Arts. from CNBC
Despite the heavy rain, thunder and darkened skies, the solider in the Facebook photo appeared unfazed by the elements. from CNN
After a quick bite to eat, we scurried across a darkened street to find solace in The Gold Room. from Vice
At a nearby community swimming pool, recovery workers stirred green, darkened waters with long poles to probe for bodies. from Reuters
That was odd, since ice should have accumulated in all the darkened regions over time, not just a few. from The Verge
No one who's faced this many monsters should be blasé about following the latest one into a darkened room. from The Verge
Simpson's mugshot is on the cover of both Time and Newsweek, but Time appears to have darkened his skin. from Refinery 29
Countering those developments, though, is the American political mood, which has darkened toward longstanding alliances and international trade itself. from The New York Times
Amidst the darkened post-USA-not-qualifying-for-the-World-Cup dystopia, there is a light in the world. from Vice
Frightened passengers were trapped in the darkened cars for nearly an hour as rescue crews worked to free them. from The New York Times
We are now living in a world darkened by the realization of that threat and its many consequences. Mrs. from The New York Times
Whenever I returned from a trip, I touched down in the Morsi-era twilight zone: darkened hallways, frozen escalators. from New Yorker
Survivors described a panicked scene in the suddenly darkened hall as people screamed and scrambled to find loved ones. from Business Insider
But reporting from a darkened city and making sure all journalists and support personnel are safe present multiple obstacles. from Reuters
I slivered a glance at Suzanne, aware that the sky had darkened without me noticing, the night gliding deeper. from Vice
If you ever meet the Devil on a darkened road, don't try to trick him into climbing a tree. from Business Insider
Volunteers took to boats along darkened streets, guiding residents away from waist-high waters brought by the powerful storm. from The New York Times
Investigators are also looking into whether the victim's actions — suddenly stepping onto a darkened street — could limit Uber's liability. from The New York Times
Greenhouse thought of the darkened skin she noted on the boy's face and neck — another clue to the diagnosis. from The New York Times
At sunset, just as the sky darkened, MS-13 gangsters would come to the border and whistle at them. from The New York Times
The fact ECB is even contemplating resuming QE shows how much the outlook for the European economy has darkened. from Reuters
Already, Mr. Chirico said, his stores had accepted their clothing for spring — which is now sitting in darkened rooms. from The New York Times
Already, Mr. Chirico said, his stores had accepted their clothing for spring — which is now sitting in darkened rooms. from The New York Times
The museum's darkened room will be illuminated by small concrete houses cast from milk cartons and lit from within. from The New York Times
A sheriff's deputy approaches a dark blue Nissan with its door ajar in a darkened convenience store parking lot. from The New York Times
But regarding their own location data, and the data of others, users' imaginations seem to have darkened over time. from The New York Times
Flying debris darkened the sky, and, after a seemingly long interlude, whole cinder blocks began crashing onto the roof. from New Yorker
Picture a long, darkened hallway with a half-dozen workstations, each outfitted with cameras and a sophisticated lighting rig. from CNBC
Gunsmoke is playing on the television; the darkened bar is busy with contractors on their way back from Gainesville. from New Republic
Uncertainty over whether Britain can secure a replacement trade deal with the EU has further darkened the economic outlook. from Reuters
Picture a long, darkened hallway with a half-dozen workstations, each outfitted with cameras and a sophisticated lighting rig. from The New York Times
As the outlook for global economic growth darkened this year, yields on long-term Treasury debt have tumbled sharply. from The New York Times
Much of the crowd in the darkened room remained on their feet throughout the president's speech, phones held aloft. from Politico
Image: GizmodoThe biggest AR Apple news came well after the lights darkened on the Steve Jobs Theater stage yesterday. from Gizmodo
Until then, my Swiffer will continue to occupy a darkened corner, taking up considerably less space, in its stead. from Business Insider
They had seemed so ancient to themselves in those awful days, so darkened and wizened by experience and bitterness. from New Yorker
I asked one of the girls — now dancing on darkened stages in somber black bikinis — if they were closed. from The New York Times
Recovery workers stirred green, darkened waters with long poles to probe for bodies at a nearby community swimming pool. from Reuters
Yet in a template sketch of Poliakoff's (at left), the angled line, darkened above the center, marks the spot. from Hyperallergic
Tuesday evening, the University of Texas darkened its iconic tower as a tribute to Brown during a campus memorial service. from People
Folks gasped, and headed to the opposite side of the hill to take in the view of the darkened skyline. from Gizmodo
However, the glow of success and young love is darkened by a shadow from the past pulled into the present. from Vice
THE REAL SHOE IS PINK & WHITE OKAY⁉️The second pic was with flash & darkened, so it looks teal & gray. from People
By the end of the day, as far as anyone could tell, Taylor Swift never darkened the doors of Congress. from Fox News
In the video cast across the darkened space by a projector, Camaleón coos that over his falcon like a lover. from Hyperallergic
It's hard not to connect these bleak colors with how this plague darkened the gay sexual liberation of the 1970s. from Hyperallergic
In the darkened auditorium, children in 3D glasses watch as the film of him answering their very question kicks in. from Economist
Don's studio was a fantasy—this darkened warehouse with hundreds and hundreds of modules that were being manufactured right there. from Vice
This process is especially necessary in astrophotography, because image noise is very much exacerbated for long exposures in darkened scenes. from Mashable
Then you're whisked off to a darkened alley where the motionless, shattered body of Nightwing lies slumped against a wall. from Mashable
Sentiment in the oil market has darkened as investors worry that slowing global economic growth will weaken demand for oil. from Reuters
Police point out that Cummins appears to have darkened his hair and goatee, while Elizabeth's hair may now be red. from CNN
The storm was so intense that it darkened the sky for months, preventing sunlight from reaching the rover's solar panels. from CNBC
Here and there are spots of color though: shiny polyhedrons of mosaic glass or a face that's darkened by pigment. from Hyperallergic
In London, Max, who is 12 months old, is sitting on his mother Helen's lap in a small, darkened room. from New Republic
"Under eye filler won't help patients with darkened, pigmented areas under the eyes, or eye puffiness alone," cautions Dr. Liotta. from People
The tense stand-off between the US and Chinese governments has darkened the international banks' assessment of Huawei's business prospects. from Reuters
He added that the bank's policy guidance is not carved in stone and can be changed if the outlook darkened. from Reuters
A series of sexual assaults by migrants on German women in Cologne on New Year's Eve further darkened the mood. from Economist
Plus, as Digital Trends noted, it's worth wondering how darkened contact lenses might affect the wearer's appearance on sunny days. from Mashable
They walked down hundreds of darkened stairs, with immeasurable horror all around, some carrying disabled co-workers on their backs. from The New York Times
But the mood in financial markets has darkened considerably since new boss Larry Culp took the helm on October 1. from CNN
But he is shifting up a gear following a week in which the Russia cloud enveloping the presidency darkened considerably. from CNN
In one long passage, after a description of an air raid, sounds of gunshots and bombs filled the darkened theater. from The New York Times
SUMMER KIDS' MATINEES (Friday and Saturday) A darkened movie theater is as much a part of summer as sunny skies. from The New York Times
Trump's victory over Democrat Hillary Clinton darkened the mood of delegates attending the current round of climate talks in Marrakesh. from Reuters
His grandmother's sighing as she made her way to the toilet through the darkened house would pitch him into misery. from New Yorker
Today, Brooklyn techno producer Malory pulls it back to earth, toward a darkened dancefloor, specifically, with a bruising loosie remix. from Vice
This has the added effect of helping her hooks standout even more—neon seems even brighter in a darkened room. from Vice
The Screen Curtain mode keeps your Apple Watch's face darkened even when it's operating normally, only allowing interaction via voice. from Business Insider
I had recently had a baby and was feeding her in a darkened room as she cuddled on my lap. from The New York Times
No one had noted the patient's darkened skin, or the fact that the child's doctor had noted some subtle hyperpigmentation. from The New York Times
But the party was still a success, even with Alex laid up on the sofa in a darkened living room. from The New York Times
By the time he moved toward the exit, smoke had darkened the office, making it difficult to breathe, he said. from The New York Times
The warlight of the title is the London blackout of World War II, when familiar landscapes were darkened, mysterious, uncertain. from The New York Times
In the years that followed, as his mood darkened, he withdrew, sinking into a prolonged period of shame and grief. from The New York Times
The piece began with dancing in the dark: the sound of footwork from the darkened stage gradually and intoxicatingly accumulated. from The New York Times
"It's not the darkened room and table, but we want to say this is a different show," Mr. Shapiro said. from The New York Times
Oil prices fell as the outlook for fuel demand darkened with travel and social lockdowns triggered by the coronavirus epidemic. from Reuters
Long after he'd left Martins Ferry for good, Wright had a recurring nightmare of being chased through its darkened streets. from The New York Times
The memory of crouching down on the floor between the seats in a darkened theater will stay with me forever. from The New York Times
Then President Trump fired Mr. Comey on Tuesday, saying he had mishandled the Clinton investigation, and the mood darkened again. from The New York Times
Five years ago this fall, the sky over Manhattan darkened, rain fell, and the water rose; and rose; and rose. from The Hill
She and Aden quickly partner up to bring Vale down, and almost as quickly start making out in darkened libraries. from The New York Times
Lit for the filming, the double cast a horror-movie shadow on the soundproofed wall of the otherwise darkened soundstage. from The New York Times
A spinach pie is thick with leaves, darkened but still tasting fresh, anointed with little more than pomegranate and sumac. from The New York Times
She also posted several photos of popular light-skinned entertainers in Mexico who darkened their skin to portray a character. from CNN
It meant hour after hour in darkened classrooms with clattering projectors, watching cities burn and grave sites filled with corpses. from New Yorker
Its old-fashioned white theme is starting to look really out of place next to all of my darkened apps. from Mashable
"This house is 80 years old," Oswald says, stepping inside the darkened living room, which now smells faintly of mold. from Politico
For the Israeli public, this means that the clouds of war hover over — but haven't darkened — the Independence Day celebration. from The Hill
Performers should be able to navigate a darkened space, hold poses for 21919 minutes or longer, and memorize simple choreography. from Hyperallergic
Mr. Finger darkened the costume, suggested a cowl with pointed ears and replaced the wings with a scallop-edged cape. from The New York Times
He hurried along down the street, steps growing lighter as the evening darkened, the sky a song about the sky. from Vice
Revenge, even when it is served with rare, radioactive isotopes, is just another detail in a picture that darkened ages ago. from The New York Times
As he started to make his way into the darkened floor, motion detectors sensed his presence and light flooded the room. from Wired
Instead, the new trailer satisfies itself with flicking at the thematic edges King's literary universe, from angry dogs to darkened sewers. from Wired
In phase one, the goal is to build visual responses, often by using bright lights and colors in simple, darkened spaces. from Vice
Suspended from the ceiling like a dead whale, the piece dominates the darkened gallery, forcing you to scuttle along the periphery. from Hyperallergic
Whether imagined on television or in darkened theaters, alt-histories are, on average, built with a dystopian premise at the center. from Wired
He enters the darkened ring in ghostly greasepaint, throwing glitter in the air to the mewling of a scratchy French oldie. from The New York Times
In the darkened booth, hunched over his script with his reading glasses on and his arms crossed, Reubens appeared very small. from The New York Times
I never experienced drift or other tracking problems during normal use, unless I completely darkened the room or covered the cameras. from The Verge
For the film, Saldana was put in darkened makeup and prosthetics in an attempt to look like the "Feeling Good" singer. from Vice
They laughed and shared plates by flashlight in a darkened ballroom, the cyclone&aposs wind a dull roar behind their clatter. from Fox News
Monday's sentiment has been darkened somewhat by weak U.S. economic data and persistent pressure emanating from the trade conflict with China. from CNBC
Instead, each story is like lighting a match in a darkened room, only to discover you have a lot of company. from Refinery 29
Between June and October this year, forest fires in Spain and Portugal killed more than 100 people and darkened Europe's skies. from Economist
American fashion model Gigi Hadid also faced criticism last year for her allegedly darkened appearance on the cover of Vogue Italia. from CNN
Elaine Herzberg was struck and killed by a self-driving car as she crossed a darkened road outside of the crosswalk. from Fox News
One time, the marquee had broken and a single letter darkened, the missing Arabic character changing the meaning of the sign. from Wired
There's choking up while sitting alone in a darkened room watching a live stream, and then there is full-out sobbing. from Vox
In the online version, however, DC has darkened the image ... and you can only make out vague traces of his penis. from TMZ
By nightfall, the city was under curfew, darkened without power, its streets littered with downed power lines, fallen trees and debris. from Reuters
And you should think about the consequenceOf you touching my hand in a darkened room This dog knows the "paw" trick. from Mashable
At Tate Modern it plays in a darkened room on 303 old cathode-ray-tube TV sets nestled among tropical plants. from Economist
In the Inferno , as here, the form provides the necessary gut check when traversing a darkened region loud with disembodied voices. from New Yorker
He made his way down a set of shallow steps onto the semi-darkened stage while playing the haunting opening solo. from New Yorker
The skies darkened a little when Jeff Mason from Reuters asked Trump if he held Russia accountable for anything in particular. from The Hill
The girls ran to the massive statues of Ramses the Great, and they played in the darkened halls of the temple. from New Yorker
CNN reporters could see children through the darkened windows, and a protester told CNN she also saw children through the windows. from CNN
Howard Hughes, pacing around his darkened suite wearing Kleenex boxes for shoes and ordering sandwiches in the middle of the night. from The New York Times
The tour was brutal: Six weeks driving around America while the days darkened and iced over as fall turned into winter. from Vox
In the darkened space, the jasmine releases its nocturnal fragrance as visitors wind their way toward a double-sided video screen. from The New York Times
Mullen grew even more angry and sullen, and began spending much of his time alone, playing video games in darkened rooms. from New Yorker
A photo of the spill, which was posted to the company's Twitter account, showed a large, darkened area in a field. from The New York Times
Instead of a barrage of images we've seen before, it's a single scene: She creeps into her mother's darkened living room. from The New York Times
Oil prices fell to multi-year lows on Tuesday as the outlook for demand darkened even as global output has surged. from Reuters
The clues all came together to where Mr. Conditt was on Wednesday morning, in the darkened parking lot off Interstate 35. from The New York Times
The ambient blue light enveloping everyone in the darkened room at the MCA created the feeling of being in a sanctuary. from Hyperallergic
I'm just in a darkened booth with a script and the directors are giving instant feedback, closing their eyes and listening. from Vice
To be more precise, a 2-minute session in a darkened nook with peace and quiet is for sale for $25. from The New York Times
As ever, its murky, astringent music is something you can climb inside, a darkened lens through which to see the world. from The New York Times
The patients were strapped to a rotating chair in a small, completely darkened room, while specialized goggles recorded their eye movements. from The New York Times
U.S. stocks fell sharply and European equity markets snapped a three-day winning streak as the epidemic's advance darkened the mood. from Reuters
Neighborhood: San Telmo, 500 Avenida Juan de Garay Doppelgänger is a darkened cove painted in deep shades of green and red. from The New York Times
But the deepening controversy has tainted the kingdom's wealth and darkened the prospects of Prince Mohammed's economic dreams for his country. from The New York Times
The album's title track is a rare moment of contagious joy — darkened with a sense of doubt, but unvanquished by it. from The New York Times
The curfew started at 8 pm and stretched to 6:30 am Thursday, intended to deter crimes in the darkened city. from Vice
The girl was there in black rubber boots and a glossy yellow raincoat, its hood hovering stiffly over her darkened face. from New Yorker
Only the presence of the counterterrorism police, one officer gripping her weapon in a hot pink manicure, darkened the sparkling day. from The New York Times
CVS Pharmacy shift supervisor James Quinn throws out ice cream from darkened freezers as downtown Sonoma remains without power on Wednesday. from Buzzfeed News
After practice, they remain in the darkened arena: Cooper shoots at one end of the court; Nachae shoots at the other. from The New York Times
But he added that he had darkened his face to look more like Michael Jackson for a dance contest in 1984. from CNN
Their service and commitment allowed the United States to stand as a beacon of hope in a world darkened by brutality. from The Hill
Blackface dates to nearly 200 years, when white performers darkened their faces with polish to mock enslaved Africans in minstrel shows. from CNN
I paid the bill and walked through the now-darkened streets, past splashes of light from a couple of grocery stores. from The New York Times
After a 20-minute drive through darkened streets, she asked the driver to park a few blocks from the meeting point. from Washington Post
Before the episode, prosecutors said, both teenagers walked into a darkened area of the basement and Mary stumbled as she walked. from The New York Times
Before the episode, prosecutors said, both teenagers walked into a darkened area of the basement and Mary stumbled as she walked. from The New York Times
With its smashed and darkened windows, the station had long stood as the most recognizable symbol of Detroit's decades of decline. from The New York Times
In one study, they showed participants an artificially darkened portrait of President Barack Obama — to maximally remind participants he's African American. from Vox
In Thai culture, dark skin is associated with farmers, a lower-status group of people who have been darkened by the sun. from The New York Times
An act of charity to the viewer, stuck in the darkened cinema or plugged into an iPad on a busy commuter train. from Vice
Hakakian claims Kaplan insisted on driving her home, but he pulled over on a darkened street and started groping and kissing her. from TMZ
It'll be a penumbral lunar eclipse, meaning it's a partial eclipse that leaves sections of the moon darkened by the Earth's shadow. from CNN
Do I wish it had a backlight of some sort so it was usable in a darkened theater during a press conference? from Gizmodo
They feel like a bunch of people in a darkened room, flailing around and smacking each other while looking for the exit. from The Verge
Meanwhile, German investor morale darkened more than expected in October, a survey showed on Tuesday, as concerns about an escalating Sino-U. from Reuters
The outlook darkened further when a key measure of Chinese manufacturing activity disappointed for May, questioning the effectiveness of Beijing's stimulus steps. from CNBC
Spotlit inside the darkened space was the artist's first 3D-printed jinn, Huma, a three-headed demon that causes fevers and illness. from Hyperallergic
Pictures posted on Twitter showed long lines of traffic and skies darkened by thick smoke as flames licked the edges of roads. from CNBC
Three grotesque, wax-covered creatures sit in a darkened space littered with detritus and lit by lava lamps and colorful stage lights. from Hyperallergic
As winter approached and the days darkened, extremist attackers in Paris were found to have entered Europe with refugees traveling through Greece. from Reuters
On screen, Fumai as Palladino sits at her talking board with her planchette in a darkened parlor lit by a single candle. from Hyperallergic
On the opposite wall in the darkened gallery is a spotlit and startling photograph of a white fawn titled "Cameratrap Fawn" (2015). from Hyperallergic
The overall sentiment in the oil market has darkened as investors worry that slowing global economic growth will weaken demand for oil. from CNBC
Many gathered around a pile of flowers on Las Vegas Boulevard, near Mandalay Bay, as the signs darkened, the Review–Journal reports. from People
By the time the young lovers make it to the chapel, the mood in the court — and between them — has darkened significantly. from Refinery 29
Although the economic outlook has darkened — in large part because of the US-China trade war — few economists expect an imminent recession. from CNN
People (left) gather on and around a monument to entertainer George M. Cohan in a darkened Times Square during the power outage. from Buzzfeed News
II, sounds like an endless trip down a darkened hallway with flickering lights—you're waiting for the light, but it never comes. from Vice
Sometimes, Cajal exaggerated or darkened his images to emphasize his elaborate theories and even drew opposing ideas to demonstrate he was correct. from Vice
The middle-of-the-night trip in torrential rain ended with Sotomayor and her assistant hopelessly lost in the darkened Virginia suburbs. from CNN
For those experiencing a partial eclipse, streetlights came on, and the sky darkened to varying degrees, with the light appearing almost unnatural. from CNN
Residents took to social media to share photos of the city's darkened icons, including Times Square, Radio City, and 30 Rockefeller Center. from Business Insider
CNBC journalist Natalie Zhang shared a photo of a half-darkened Times Square, which stretches from West 42nd to West 47th streets. from Business Insider
The Republicans met in a darkened chamber, a point they recalled with no small amount of outrage amid Democrats' complaints on Wednesday. from The New York Times
Though a starry desert sky enhances any dinner, SO.PA's commitment to embracing its darkened surroundings can be a bit of a hazard. from The New York Times
The egg, darkened and meaty from stewing in soy paste, ketchup, scallions, garlic and ginger, would be welcome at any meal, anywhere. from The New York Times
Galgoczi, whose darkened apartment holds her bed, a chair and a few of the beloved books that she can no longer read. from The New York Times
Downtown Santa Paula, California, is darkened by a power outage as smoke and flames from the Thomas Wildfire rise in the distance. from CNBC
So out she heads into the darkened Manhattan streets — cluttered with uncollected trash, sparsely populated by strapped civilians — searching for her quarry. from The New York Times
ON A cobbled street lined with tourist shops in central Prague, a darkened storefront advertises cannabis-flavoured beer and absinthe ice cream. from Economist
Cadillac had hyped the model with a series of TV commercials flashing parts of the vehicle and showing it in darkened silhouette. from CNBC
Now, parts of the archive sit in a small darkened room to the right of the mains entrance hall in Preston Manor. from Vice
And throughout this sequence, we can't see a face, just a figure as darkened as the objects we feared in any closet. from Vice
Wulia invites us through a darkened room with black cloth pillars broadcasting stories of detainment and arrest at borders around the world. from Hyperallergic
And so, we see Isaiah, whose career seemed profoundly at risk not a few months ago, dunking in a darkened gym...somewhere. from Vice
Partly because of the heavy smoking habits of students and faculty, the library's tulip wood interior has darkened with grit over time. from The New York Times
Rolled into its platen was a blank sheet of R&D letterhead darkened by two or three sentences of no great length. from The New York Times
Curious first-timers and repeat customers pay $25 each to pass through the visual stimulus of the lobby into the darkened theater. from The New York Times
But where the surprise once felt like Christmas morning, it's now like the entering-the-darkened-basement scene of a horror movie. from The New York Times
Silhouetted against illusory shades of orange light, Mr. Murray's darkened form approaches Meg, herself silhouetted against a similar backdrop of pink light. from Hyperallergic
A case in point: the exhibition opens with an installation of about six large ceramic urns spotlighted across a narrow, darkened space. from Hyperallergic
The prospect of a deepening trade war between the world's two largest economies has scared investors and darkened the global economic outlook. from The New York Times
Waving signs and chanting, shouting to be heard in the bar's darkened interior, they demanded an end to big money in politics. from The New York Times
We watched a heartbreaking movie together, "The Remains of the Day," sitting in a darkened theater with tears streaming down our faces. from The New York Times
What is Carolyn thinking as she finishes one can of beer after another while watching television at night in a darkened room? from Hyperallergic
The darkened photographic prints are hung on the length of the wall, and the viewer is made to observe the details closely. from Hyperallergic
A conclave of young avant-garde improvisers will descend on this darkened basement in Ridgewood, Queens, for a night of free playing. from The New York Times
Its fortunes had darkened: Once the largest PC maker in the world, it had fallen behind Hewlett-Packard and Lenovo by 2013. from The New York Times
" But his sister's death darkened him, the papers said, and set him on "a path toward a confused understanding of Islamic extremism. from The New York Times
Once Pennsylvania was called, she went to bed dejected, a mood that darkened further when her youngest daughter called at 3 a.m. from The New York Times
Today, most of the buildings in the Old Town look darkened and disused, remote from the postwar city built up around it. from The New York Times
Those factors — combined with most lifeguards being off-duty for the season — darkened a stretch of summerlike beach days in late September. from The New York Times
The Healing Edge HOUSTON — The patient, still inside his mother's womb, came into focus on flat screens in a darkened operating room. from The New York Times
In both cases, your darkened armpits might be something called acanthosis nigricans, and you should see a dermatologist for diagnosis and treatment. from Refinery 29
Lightning that accompanied the tornado lit up the darkened sky as the storm rumbled through central Nashville, video posted on Twitter showed. from Reuters
He struggled with a flapping tarp against the rain, and was troubled by misgivings as he hurtled above a darkened Coney Island. from The New York Times
De-energizing the electrical grid is a bludgeon: imprecise, with enormous potential for collateral damage as people deal with a darkened world. from The New York Times
Squads of trumpeters and trombonists, outfitted in combat gear and wearing mutes like auxiliary weapons, scampered up and down the darkened aisles. from New Yorker
Along neighborhood streets, long strips of businesses sit shuttered, darkened and with stools atop tables and handwritten signs promising to reopen soon. from The New York Times
When the sun's disc vanishes, the glorious corona, that ordinarily invisible plasma surrounding the star, manifests itself to dominate the darkened sky. from The New York Times
I was just as wary of the Re-Timer goggles, $299, which make for a goofy/spooky selfie in a darkened room. from The New York Times
But Buffett's value-investing fellow billionaire, Mario Gabelli, joked on Twitter about whether Buffett's normally sunny outlook had darkened given the numbers. from CNBC
As Fogelson considered the image, he fell silent, slipping away in his mind to conduct the rising feeling in darkened theatres everywhere. from New Yorker
To view the work, visitors stand in a darkened room while light playing through a superfine mist of water makes mesmerizing patterns. from Hyperallergic
And once, historians claim, the endless flights of billionaires darkened the skies above Long Island until their cackling drowned out ordinary conversation. from New Yorker
"She out-wrote the beat," he said, rushing to finish his part as Starrah made her way to the darkened vocal booth. from The New York Times
Touchingly, the exhibition closes with Fiona Tan's two-channel video installation, "The Changeling" (103), in a darkened room off its "Portraits" gallery. from Hyperallergic
While the case has worked its way through the system, the mood in Clyde has darkened as investment plans were scaled back. from Reuters
A darkened space accessible along a surrounding wooden walkway harbors five unmanned rowboats that gently bob up and down on a dark surface. from Hyperallergic
Using astronomical data from multiple observatories, MIDAS uses software to identify the moment a meteorite hits the darkened portions of the lunar surface. from Gizmodo
He told Time that as the sky darkened, about 20 of the marine mammals surfaced, arching in and out of the water. 9. from People
In a darkened Puerto Rico, where cellphones don't work and clean water doesn't flow, there's never been more of a need for electricity. from Vox
You're not sitting alone in a darkened basement or bedroom staring at a glowing rectangle, acutely aware you're shrugging off the real world. from TechCrunch
The video itself depicts the auditorium's stage in relatively convincing 3D, and is projected in a darkened room fitted with six theater seats. from Vice
Music fans are so eager to enjoy a properly egalitarian lineup in a beautiful, darkened country, that VIP packages have already sold out. from Refinery 29
He ran out of the utility room and through the darkened lounge, and put his hand on the door to the real ballroom. from The Verge
The black limousine with darkened windows hurtling through the gathering darkness hits 240kph (2945mph) as it rushes him to his next campaign stop. from Economist
In reality, an onlooker tells PEOPLE she began her set on the darkened field and was raised by cables as the video played. from People
Scotland's economic prospects have darkened of late with the oil producing nation struggling to cope with a protracted slump in the commodity's price. from CNBC
" He delicately placed darkened symbols within the artwork that portray self-exile from religion, which goes back to the song "Twilight of God. from Vice
A helicopter for CNN affiliate WGN shot video of the plane sitting in the middle of a runway with a darkened right wing. from CNN
On Watch What Happens Live in April, de Lesseps responded to backlash against her costume and denied that she had darkened her skin. from People
Luminescent lights and darkened rooms place the entire space's focus on Podolski's work, representing the shining figures of planets and stars above Earth. from Vice
It's not clear, however, if the impact itself caused the discoloration, or if the activities of the probe upturned darkened material from below. from Gizmodo
We beseech you, if you haven't already darkened the door of a comic book shop today, let these images inspire you to action. from Mashable
In a darkened room, eight projectors rotate through a few dozen thematically or stylistically related photos, lingering on each one for several seconds. from Hyperallergic
As Matiss began to read, the sky darkened gradually, and "stars" emerged — the non-twinkling lights in fact more resembled planets than stars. from Hyperallergic
They are a shady-looking individuals often found lurking in darkened rooms illuminated by nothing but the glow of menacing green binary code. from Mashable
Saldana, who is of Dominican and Puerto Rican descent, darkened her skin to play the role, a move some critics liken to blackface. from People
Though you can't make out many details in the darkened arena, each of the people surrounding you looks and acts like an individual. from The Verge
A sign on the darkened glass front door says the business hours are 8 AM to 4PM Monday through... who gives a fuck. from Vice
But then "the clouds rolled in, and the wind picked up, and the skies darkened, and the rain started coming down," Schiff said. from The New York Times
Bridenstine's rationale revolves around the billions of tons of water ice known to reside in the permanently darkened craters at the lunar poles. from The Hill
Early Thursday he'll travel to a darkened tarmac at Joint Base Andrews to welcome US citizens just released from captivity in North Korea. from CNN
The ARTS have been darkened by the bars (or number signs), so just add them to the uncovered letters to get your clue. from The New York Times
Sykes works in San Francisco, so she has "civilization during the day," but she said it is eerie to drive along darkened highways. from CNBC
But the outlook for Democrats has darkened in recent weeks, with Senate races in Ohio and Florida appearing to move out of reach. from The Hill
However the clouds over the retail sector darkened after two more department store operators, Nordstrom and J.C. Penney, reported lower-than-expected sales. from Reuters
Investor sentiment darkened, however, on the prospect that a new round of U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods may likely take effect in September. from Reuters
Being ushered into a darkened San Francisco Victorian with a floor-to-ceiling display of framed LSD blotter papers patterned with eclectic abandon. from Vice
PITTSBURGH — As gunfire shattered the prayerful morning stillness of the Tree of Life synagogue, Barry Werber was hiding in a darkened storage room. from The New York Times
"May I show you to your doom?" a bellman with a rotting face asked as he opened the door to a darkened staircase. from The New York Times
Backlit, subtly darkened, and never containing more than a solitary person, the black and white photographs churn with a sense of dramatic discord. from Hyperallergic
Locals posted photos of flames, soot-darkened skies, and blackened water on social media: The Amazon Rainforest has been burning for three weeks. from Vox
In cities in the southeast, power outages darkened traffic lights and shopping malls, and office workers and commuters were left exhausted and wilted. from The New York Times
Dudamel read it as if it were a poem, turning the pages, smiling at the happy parts, looking sad when the mood darkened. from The New York Times
This is where his job faces the most scrutiny — under the microscope in darkened labs and in the scientific presentations at academic conferences. from The New York Times
In early July, having taken almost no days off for months, she and Emter were in a darkened editing suite in Burbank, Calif. from The New York Times
As the sky darkened, the fire grew and grew, and from our perspective through the window, it was directly in front of Rushmore. from The New York Times
How in the world would you clear all those derelict, darkened ships from a choked port when the tugboats are derelict as well? from The Hill
First shown in Milan in a darkened theater, the kinetic sculpture finds a new life in the airy atmosphere of Dixon's whitewashed space. from The New York Times
He also revealed that he had darkened his face for the Michael Jackson costume the same year, after he had joined the Army. from The New York Times
Abroad, news of the ill treatment suffered by figures like Mr. Arrufat, Mr. Padilla and later Reinaldo Arenas darkened the image of Cuba. from The New York Times
The blue smalt darkened, and a red pigment was lost, leaving areas like drapery over Joseph's arm pink when once it was crimson. from Hyperallergic
The officer, Peter Liang, a rookie, had only patrolled the Pink Houses once before the night he killed Gurley in the darkened stairwell. from Vice
When he's not locked in a darkened cell, he's having to hide in a darkened cellar; the opening of this episode, which takes place in a quiet flashback montage of the Hilltoppers gearing up to fight Negan, devotes a full minute to a scene where Daryl sits in the dark at night, hair covering his face, being sad and carving weapons. from Vox
Before I even knew I was pregnant, I woke up one morning and discovered a large patch of brown, darkened skin on my forehead. from Refinery 29
Now that their relationship has blossomed and subsequently darkened, does he feel like they have to stay together for the kids, so to speak? from Vice
They think the sea dragon's red color may now be what camouflages it in the darkened waters, the researchers said in a news release. from CNBC
During the day, she went about her business, and at night, lying there in the darkened dormitory, she tried to go right to sleep. from Buzzfeed News
Yet, when I stepped into the darkened gallery the second time, I did honestly expect to hear something plaintive and kind, languorous and poignant. from Hyperallergic
This time, however, we see the lights, the microphones, and the darkened stage, and Jojo's face is blocked by the interviewer preparing the shot. from Hyperallergic
These still images, which are on the ground floor of Lehman Maupin, set the stage for the darkened theater upstairs where the video plays. from Hyperallergic
A lack of leaks from the committees from Republicans with mitigating information to offset revelations from official testimony, has darkened the picture for Trump. from CNN
Now, she's finally taken the lighter color — which looks like it's been darkened up a bit — for a spin in front of the camera. from Refinery 29
The camera zooms in on Hadid standing in a darkened room, and the shadows on the wall behind her suggest an imaginary train station. from Wired
The president said the dog was chasing Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in a darkened tunnel and was hurt when a suicide vest was detonated. from The New York Times
I saw a group of four kids gathered around the darkened entrance of an old karaoke place that had been designated as a gym. from Vice
Political opponents have smeared them as Muslim Brotherhood operatives, darkened their skin in photographs, and gratuitously mentioned their faith in speeches, Muslim candidates said. from Buzzfeed News
Read the 23 cover story below: He glittered in a white sequined cape, ornately futuristic atop a bank of speakers in the darkened hall. from People
O'Bryan stuck to his original story — he'd been given the candy from the darkened house in the neighborhood — but his alibi quickly fell apart. from Refinery 29
The moshpit was merciless, though, and the night came to an end with a seriously frightening, strangem and glorious set from Darkened Nocturn Slaughtercult. from Vice
Then the scene abruptly jumps to a darkened funeral, with a veil-clad Cardi paying her last respects to her husband in the coffin. from People
These are called "annular" or "ring of fire" eclipses, because a white-hot band of sun will encircle the darkened face of the moon. from Vox
But the outlook has since darkened amid Brexit-linked uncertainty and low interest rates, making a quick turnaround from last year's IT problems tough. from CNBC
It's also darker — you'll notice fewer flashes of white and darkened backgrounds — and supposedly easier-to-read fonts, which sounds helpful since you're driving. from Mashable
Right after the sitting-on-art incident, my friend and I ran into a darkened film room, where we figured nobody could find us. from New Republic
I would have preferred, though, some kind of new indicator or Private mode in Safari, which was (and still is) marked by darkened tabs. from Mashable
Summer Kids' Matinees (Friday through Sunday, and Wednesday and Thursday) A darkened movie theater is as much a part of summer as sunny skies. from The New York Times
The buns and cheese were darkened with bamboo charcoal, while the sandwiches featured black-pepper flavored patties topped with a squid ink garlic sauce. from Business Insider
The cheese soufflé, almost like a tower of soft scrambled eggs, makes a lush spread for toast darkened with a swirl of balsamic vinegar. from The New York Times
At home, you'll have to make the call to either use the headset in a darkened room or deal with the potentially dim visuals. from Mashable
Yet even viewed on that spectrum of portrayals, Oldman and "Darkest Hour" deliver two hours in a darkened theater that shine very brightly indeed. from CNN
SUMMER KIDS' MATINEES (Friday through Sunday, and Wednesday and Thursday) A darkened movie theater is as much a part of summer as sunny skies. from The New York Times
Leading up to the episode, the skies darkened quickly in the area over the park and there were several loud thunderclaps, the mayor said. from The New York Times
It's not giant screens, or booming sound, or "the communal experience of a darkened movie theater," all things that movie people love to romanticize. from Mashable
Catch me singing the Game of Thrones theme, alone to myself in a darkened room, ding ding ding-a-ling ding ding-a-ling. from Vice
This article originally appeared on VICE UK. In a darkened and sweltering room in Hackney, dozens of people are dancing to pounding 212s rockabilly. from Vice
In a darkened building in snowy northern Utah, a quaint moss wall and tiny flower bed strive to ready us to be a Tree. from TechCrunch
The preferred souring agent in Monroe County is brown vinegar (a distilled vinegar darkened with caramel coloring), but distilled white vinegar works just fine. from The New York Times
Two other vehicles, including a black Mercedes Vito van with darkened windows, went from the consulate to the consul's residence about 200 yards away. from The New York Times
They creep through darkened corridors, only to have loud noises or sudden bursts of light attract attention to them at the worst possible time. from Vox
It's clear in the trailer that producers darkened Zoe's skin for the movie, "Nina" ... and that's pissing off fans, and clearly the estate too. from TMZ
But they also happen in bars, the darkened sort where glee goes to die, or at least drown itself in a pileup of pints. from The New York Times
That train broke down on a bridge near Newark, leaving cramped passengers stewing in darkened cars without air conditioning for more than an hour. from The New York Times
Sunlight poured in from an open door behind him, flaring around his darkened silhouette, giving the scene the menacing ambience of a ransom tape. from The New York Times
As night falls in Marseille, three friends approach the darkened storefront of a cheesy souvenir shop, fumble with the door handle and vanish inside. from The New York Times
I pressed my face against the window and saw its opulent interiors frozen in time, darkened and coated in a thick layer of dust. from The New York Times
The country's economic outlook has darkened since the trade war with the United States began, right around when copper prices were at their peak. from The New York Times
The survey showed that the outlook had darkened for all manufacturing sectors, particularly the automotive sector which is expecting a significant fall in exports. from Reuters
Although Trump said on Thursday that the US economy "is doing really well," the reality is more mixed and the outlook has darkened considerably. from CNN
Profile In a new memoir, the actress reveals a personal history, darkened by abuse and illuminated by grace, that she has never shared before. from The New York Times
But a raft of downward revisions to Brazilian and U.S. growth forecasts, as more countries went into anti-coronavirus lockdown mode, darkened the mood. from Reuters
In this darkened atmosphere, pessimism about the future of pluralism is rampant among religious conservatives, and the hope of persuasion and dialogue has dimmed. from The New York Times
With $215,000 in cash stuffed in his pockets, Patskou said, he went to see Eddie in a darkened basement apartment that smelled of smoke. from The New York Times
Rather, this prime minister, who has apparently lost track of how many times he darkened his skin for fun, is a blinkered frat boy. from The New York Times
By Friday afternoon, dozens of people — including former residents — were on the grounds of the three-story orphanage, its upper stories darkened by smoke. from The New York Times
Set up in a darkened room, "La búsqueda (The Search)" employed vertical wood frames that held glass plates scavenged from closed businesses in Juárez. from The New York Times
With some trepidation, he opened the door, and we entered the darkened apartment to discover the man's apparently lifeless body sprawled near his radio. from The New York Times
"We regret that a purely criminal case has been politicized and has darkened the general atmosphere of bilateral relations," Zhakarova said in a statement. from Mashable
A cigarette clenched between his lips, he walks onto the darkened stage at Dixon Place with only a miniature flashlight to illuminate his face. from The New York Times
In his Saturday news conference, Northam acknowledged that he had darkened his face to resemble Michael Jackson for a dance contest in 1984. 4. from CNN
Peabody built its first mine on this coal-darkened plateau 50 years ago, and in the process dug up an adjacent American Indian village. from The New York Times
Seventy-five thousand years ago, an apocalyptic volcanic explosion at Lake Toba in present-day Indonesia darkened the skies with ash and toxic smoke. from The New York Times
But it's clear that as prevailing sentiment about big tech companies has darkened, tech CEOs see increasingly little value in having meaningful public conversations. from The Verge
In fact, images of Pelosi, that bogeywoman of the right, her mouth pinched, her visage darkened, are featured in most GOP anti-Lamb spots. from CNN
But having narrowly escaped a New York nor'easter, we were unbothered by the choppy surf and darkened skies that kept us from the ocean. from The New York Times
It leads directly into the vast, darkened Wade Thompson Drill Hall, which is Part 1, and to a few powerful moments of genuine disorientation. from The New York Times
The smoke has had measurable effects on the air quality in Australia and New Zealand and has already darkened skies in Argentina and Chile. from Vice
It was for the tidal flats, for the miles of bars and the freezing runs between them, blued and darkened in the withering gusts. from New Yorker
That night, Canadian journalist Robert Fife tweeted a photo of Trudeau in the "Day-O" costume, which included darkened skin and an Afro wig. from Buzzfeed News
On Friday night, its press office released dramatic photos showing Mr. Trump disembarking from his darkened airplane and walking in silhouette across the tarmac. from The New York Times
Mr. Trump made the visit, his first to Afghanistan, under a shroud of secrecy, arriving in a darkened airplane just after 8:30 p.m. from The New York Times
While further denouncing racism, he admitted that in 1984 he entered a dance contest and darkened his face so he'd look like Michael Jackson. from CNN
Dressed in black with faces darkened by burned cork, he and five other Army cadets made it through two fences topped with barbed wire. from The New York Times
A blaze could, however, be seen from the capital, bits of ash fell on the city, and a pall of smoke darkened the skies. from The New York Times
In the most literal sense, it moves you, but there's a potential for more, something beyond the sights and smells of the darkened dancefloor. from Vice
"Don't touch me, you black heathen," a housemaid screams in "Mary Poppins Opens the Door" (19333), as a sweep reaches out his darkened hand. from The New York Times
But the Trump administration's latest move to re-prioritize sage grouse habitats for leasing and drilling has darkened prospects for the highly-imperiled bird. from The Hill
Part of what makes these images so timeless is their stark contrast with the darkened sandstone cliff faces the artist used as a backdrop. from Hyperallergic
The room is darkened, with the brightest point being a kind of circular clearing in the midst of the piece, surrounded by red ribbons. from Hyperallergic
Hailing from the blood darkened streets of Hoxton in East London, Lenny McLean had been a street fighting man for most of his life. from Vice
"White participants shown the darkened photo were more likely to report they supported the Tea Party relative to a control condition," the study reported. from Vox
Nina's brother, Sam Waymon, tells us Nina would blanch at the studio's choice of Zoe Saldana -- whose skin was drastically darkened to resemble her. from TMZ
The investor mood darkened further when a key measure of Chinese manufacturing activity for May disappointed, raising questions about the effectiveness of Beijing's stimulus steps. from Reuters
The stars just couldn't seem to sit still when the room darkened and the cameras cut off, and many stood to mingle, hug, and chat. from People
Then, the officer who took cover joined a team enters a darkened theater to guard the audience at an 1,800-seat Cirque du Soleil show. from Fox News
"Game of Thrones is a cinematic show and therefore you have to watch it like you're at a cinema: in a darkened room," he added. from Mashable
At sleepovers, my friends and I tested our bravery by staring into a darkened bathroom mirror and trying to summon the ghost of Bloody Mary. from Mashable
Several people involved in the investigation offered the analogy of a driver on a long and darkened freeway, mesmerized by the unending roll of asphalt. from The New York Times
Officer Fernandez testified that he had conducted vertical patrols like the one Officer Liang was on when he shot Mr. Gurley in a darkened stairwell. from The New York Times
I had lost all my previous drive and vitality, the buzz cut I rocked before continued to thin out, the bags under my eyes darkened. from Refinery 29
Even in darkened interiors we can see much more definition on her face than the flat and shapeless lighting of the dark-skinned character above. from Vice
But even if that ends up being the case, it seems that PT will never stop haunting the players who walked through its darkened halls. from The Verge
From Burial and SBTRKT to ZHU and Marshmello, masked and anonymous DJs add an air of allure to the already darkened realm of dance music. from Vice
The dollar's outlook darkened after the Federal Reserve last month abandoned projections for further interest rate hikes this year on signs of an economic slowdown. from Reuters
The outlook for the global economy darkened further after Britain's parliament on Tuesday shot down Prime Minister Theresa May's deal to leave the European Union. from Reuters
They follow it to find a darkened space, illuminated only by the cool pooling of neon-light wall-writing and the flickering of projected videos. from Vice
A deafening techno track begins roaring from behind it, breaking the silence as an attendant unlocks the door, gesturing the crowd down a darkened staircase. from Vice
This week's optimism about the potential for a deal darkened as fierce opposition from the White House to rolling back existing tariffs surfaced on Thursday. from Reuters
"You just have to face the reality," Ms. Lee said, after passing through a darkened, hushed room that included a pair of child-size shackles. from The New York Times
After removing your shoes in an anteroom, an alarm sounds and you enter a vast, darkened room and put on a VR backpack and headset. from Reuters
Her mother, Cametrione Malone-Brown, said her baby girl brought a spot of light to a day darkened by memories of the 2001 terror attacks. from Business Insider
The Stanley also offers "night spirit tours" that take you to "a few darkened spaces and introduces you to the 'active' phenomena" at the hotel. from CNBC
By the time Mr. Batista fled from a darkened Havana airport just after midnight on New Year's Day 1959, Mr. Castro was already a legend. from The New York Times
But the people running energy companies have long horizons, and on that timescale the picture for oil is darkened by urban pollution and climate change. from Economist
O'Rourke fans preparing to welcome their candidate at the Iowa Democratic Party's Liberty and Justice Dinner on Friday consoled each other under rain-darkened skies. from The Hill
As the sky darkened, a chill ran through my body, mostly because it was suddenly quite cold, but also because seeds of doubt were germinating. from Wired
The industrial manufacturer made the announcement Thursday as it reported weak sales during its most recent quarter and darkened its outlook for the year ahead. from CNN
Instead, two lengthy guitar-driven instrumentals deliver fried sonics that sound more like Lynyrd Skynyrd than anything you'd hear banging out in a darkened club. from Vice
The policy guidance has been consistent since June, even though the economic outlook has darkened while political turmoil in Italy looms over the currency bloc. from Reuters
The policy guidance has been consistent since June, even though the economic outlook has darkened as political turmoil about Italy looms over the currency bloc. from Reuters
Then, they took the pigment and painted it over their faces and bodies, and crushed annatto seeds to create red lines across their darkened skin. from Vice
A quarter of an hour later he had sold 16 papers and was off, walking briskly through the darkened government district toward more lively streets. from The New York Times
Ms. Hannigan led the audience into the room from a darkened corridor, carrying a candle, which she eventually doused before rising to a recessed balcony. from The New York Times
If you had to guess, just how many hours of your life are spent sitting in a darkened windowless room, pondering the meaning of life? from Vice
I just remember that was the first time I sat in a big darkened theater, looked up on a screen and saw this story unfold. from The New York Times
Soon, Anthony — a mixed race 22014-year-old, was dead in a darkened courtyard of a run-down apartment complex, with no gun anywhere around. from The New York Times
Hito Steyerl's "Factory of the Sun" (2015), meanwhile, is housed in a totally enclosed, darkened, motion-capture studio adorned with a Tron-like luminescent grid. from Hyperallergic
A woman in a uniformed jumpsuit held up a flashlight in the darkened room and instructed us all to wash our hands in a sink. from Vice
Only three or four visitors can enter the darkened space at a time, and soon, the darkness give ways to soft illuminations of typical homewares. from Hyperallergic
Ms. Meng's arrest this month has darkened China's relations with the United States, scrambling efforts by the two nations to ease a tense economic conflict. from The New York Times
The real A.I. future is already here, but the stories we watch in darkened theaters are nightmares about a distant future that might never arrive. from The New York Times
Analysts said that years of increasingly provocative nuclear and missile tests have darkened South Korean perceptions of the North and its young leader, Mr. Kim. from The New York Times
As a child, I can remember being the only one awake in a darkened house as six other people around me dreamed the night away. from The New York Times
Dermatologist Candrice Heath, MD, also notes that those with darker skin are more likely to get darkened armpits as they are more prone to hyperpigmentation. from Refinery 29
The team quickly recognized the aesthetic qualities of the material, and partnered with MIT artist-in-residence Diemut Strebe to create the darkened diamond exhibit. from Vice
A man with intense eyes crouches over a laptop in a darkened room, his face and hands hidden by a black ski mask and gloves. from Business Insider
It's not really a surprise, then, that he'd been influenced by Elliott Smith as a teenager—one of the luminaries of darkened, blue-tinged songwriting. from Vice
"We saw an improvement in indicators like PMI data at the start of the year, but then with coronavirus the outlook darkened," he told Reuters. from Reuters
The popularization of the VHS tape in the 1980s allowed them to experience pornography in their homes instead of in darkened theaters surrounded by guys. from The New York Times
To reach a platform with a midpoint view of the work, you ascend darkened ramps, on which ominous hums, bongs, and whooshes can be heard. from New Yorker
The governor denied being in the photo, but has said he darkened his skin to mimic singer Michael Jackson for a dance contest in 1984. from CNN
I found a space far away from the building on a darkened industrial street, and the long walk gave me time to prepare my condolences. from The New York Times
In a darkened, mostly empty West Wing, Mr. Trump's provocative chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon, finishes another 16-hour day planning new lines of attack. from The New York Times
"We don't ever recommend staining floors," said Elizabeth Roberts, an architect in Brooklyn, though she does occasionally use oak darkened by a process called fuming. from The New York Times
For instance, if your darkened teeth are due to the natural thinning of tooth enamel that comes with aging, whitening kits will not help you. from Business Insider
A dance that seeks to represent the experience of sleeping — that sounds like a risky prospect, tempting viewers' eyelids to droop in a darkened theater. from The New York Times
Mr. Berkowitz came upon his victims, usually a couple sitting in a car, on darkened streets and secluded areas in the Bronx, Queens and Brooklyn. from The New York Times
Democrats talked with the Democrats, Republicans talked with the Republican, and the partisan lines that have been drawn on impeachment darkened a little bit more. from The New York Times
While he denied being in the photograph, Northam admitted on Saturday' that he darkened his skin in 1984 as part of a Michael Jackson costume. from CNN
The exhibition features separate, darkened galleries that broadcast readings from these authors texts, inviting the visitor to infer connections between ominous words and gruesome paintings. from Hyperallergic
The policy guidance has been consistent since June even though the economic outlook has darkened while political turmoil in Italy looms over the currency bloc. from Reuters
Children chased plastic hoops across the square as evening settled on the town and nearby mountains darkened to the color of a day-old bruise. from The New York Times
But any moral progress will be limited, any sexual and romantic future darkened, until we can figure out what might be rebuilt in the ashes. from The New York Times
" The dead sister haunts the narrator: "For there are moments, lying in the darkened room, when the chill in the air is a palpable presence. from The New York Times
The group of suits passed, and when the coast was clear, he motioned me into the darkened auditorium, his flashlight quickly locating my husband's row. from The New York Times
A pair of figures are expressed only with blocks of shading without lines, their whole look legible through carefully darkened cheekbones and folds in clothing. from Hyperallergic
In one of the concluding images, titled "Masses and masses rove a darkened pool; never is there laughter on this ship of fools" (2007), a single sheet nearly 7 feet tall and over 13 feet long, the remaining men are killed off by a tsunami; a darkened sky that ripples like the thick, gray water looms over a sea littered with rafts strewn with desperate men. from Hyperallergic
ISTAT said in November the budget would support private consumption this year, and forecast growth of 1.3 percent, but since then the international outlook has darkened. from Reuters
Every day, I'd devour one of those bagels alone in my darkened bedroom, curtains closed until mid-afternoon, while watching reruns of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. from Vice
In either case, the shift is marked by a darkened interior and a sunlit exterior — dark and cool or warm and bright set inside its opposite. from Hyperallergic
Our sex tends to last about 47 seconds and either happens outside nightclubs, in Vauxhall astras, in darkened bedrooms, or somewhere between the Corrie double bill. from Vice
All of this suggests that the outlook has darkened, even if a few good data points in recent weeks have relieved the worst of the fears. from Reuters
"I had that growing up, and a lot of people didn't," Sullivan said with a contented sigh, standing in the darkened engineering set of the Discovery. from Buzzfeed News
However, the mood of the trailer soon turns dark, with quick shots of darkened clubs, angry looks, and, at one moment, possibly blood on Gina's hands. from Refinery 29
This time, the new exploration robot Orpheus passed its first test: The machine dove alone into the darkened sea for an hour, without any human control. from Mashable
The reversion to black may be easier to comprehend, as the haplessness of Theresa May's government and worries over Brexit have darkened the outlook for drivers. from Economist
Slowly, the sky will turn from bright daylight to darkness, revealing a darkened, midday sky as the total phase of the eclipse descends upon the planet. from Mashable
But the growth picture has darkened this month, at least relative to lofty expectations, if Citi's range of economic surprises indexes are anything to go by. from Reuters
Better remembered, of course, is the Degenerate Art Exhibition in which mainly German "degenerate" art was haphazardly hung in darkened corridors amidst propaganda demeaning the work. from Hyperallergic
Washington, D.C. (CNN)The darkened ballroom is hit by a barrage of flashing lights and a thunderous musical score that sounds like a call to battle. from CNN
Elements from darkened dancefloors all over the globe appear on Nottingham-based Inxec and Mexican Gil Montiel's Dolphins EP, released April 11th on Italian label Extravaganza. from Vice
Twenty-six centuries ago the hosts of Lydia and Media were busy butchering each other in what is now Turkey when an eclipse darkened the sky. from Economist
But viewers of Wednesday's season 10 premiere, which featured de Lesseps in the costume, were quick to criticize what appeared to be her darkened skin tone. from People
Robinskis, or Robbos as it was and always will be known to those of us who darkened its doors, began life as a classic student bar. from Vice
Guests were picked up at security-heavy checkpoints and ferried to the Spiegel/Kerr abode in black vans and limos with darkened windows, according to TMZ. from Mashable
But the measure seems to have backfired as 10-year JGB yields fell to two-year lows as economic prospects darkened, making JGBs even more unattractive. from Reuters
Whole skyscrapers are ripped out of their foundations in today's trailer, pulled into a darkened sky by huge alien spaceships, before being dropped back to Earth. from The Verge
The outlook for the global economy was darkened further when British lawmakers on Tuesday overwhelmingly rejected Prime Minister Theresa May's deal to leave the European Union. from Reuters
When Derek Walcott writes about Jean Rhys, he is writing about her response to the hegemon whose long shadow darkened their island specks in the Caribbean. from New Republic
Hurricane Irma's furious march through Florida not only darkened millions of homes, it also flooded roads and piled them with debris, blocking off access to neighborhoods. from CNN
As the ceremony came to a conclusion, the volatile Iowa weather changed dramatically, as the sky darkened and sirens sounded the warning of an approaching tornado. from The Hill
Hunched over video-game consoles in darkened bedrooms, thousands of young Brazilians play games like FIFA and imagine following in the footsteps of Neymar or Ronaldinho. from Vice
The Times declared it "overlong" and "a bit too slow in pace," but "an unforgettable thing to see," especially in a time darkened by world war. from The New York Times
Ghost stories gain energy from lambent campfire; a romantic kiss becomes more intense when it is flickering on the gigantic screen of a darkened movie theatre. from New Yorker
Elliott externalized his sensory overload: gigantic signage flashing across the "Tron"-like set, cacophonous rave music, and darkened figures who randomly lift Christopher in the air. from New Yorker
The whole thing is made up of slow-moving shots passing through the darkened halls of a TV studio and Carrell and Aniston's characters' dressing rooms. from Vice
"It is the Godzilla of states," said BJP national spokesman Nalin Kohli, as he looked out over the darkened streets of Lucknow one evening this week. from Reuters
He chased her, caught up with her outside a darkened bookstore and, by his own account, stabbed her twice in the back with a hunting knife. from The New York Times
"It is the Godzilla of states," said BJP national spokesman Nalin Kohli, as he looked out over the darkened streets of Lucknow on a recent evening. from Reuters
"When it seemed the bilateral panorama darkened with Donald Trump as a United States presidential candidate, the reality is another," said Excelsior's editorial board on Wednesday. from The Hill
The footage of him during his best years as a wrestler is grainy or overexposed, coming from darkened house shows in local coliseums around the South. from Vice
Joe Rogan in a darkened room tells you that someone is a monster, Dana White refers to a fighter as "this kid," then knockout clips play. from Vice
Set to his song "Fronto Kings," the lo-fi clip credited to "Dean Blunt & Jonatanleandoer12" sees him and the Sad Boys ringleader prowling some darkened streets. from Vice
On careful examination, she noticed that subtle patches of slightly darkened skin shadowed his face, neck and upper torso, and his lips were dry and cracked. from The New York Times
By the time he left, through a different door, escorted to jail where he'll remain through the end of his trial, his face had noticeably darkened. from Vice News
He describes a loss of hope among the community, a belief that "the only future we could foresee" for incels was one darkened by Rodger's shadow. from Vox
When Lawrence finally confronts Issa about whether or not she cheated on him (she did), it's back home in their darkened living room, claustrophobic and miserable. from Vox
Nineteenth-century minstrel entertainers spawned a racist caricature that endures to this day when they darkened their faces to portray black people as grinning, dancing simpletons. from The New York Times
The ads, which also appeared on Twitter, show a 30-second video with darkened images of Democratic lawmakers interspersed with bright images of Justice Neil Gorsuch. from The New York Times
But as an afternoon's first notes sound from that fabled covered orchestra pit, which leaks a golden glow into the darkened amphitheater, we renew our faith. from The New York Times
He denied that he was either of the men pictured in the photo but said he once darkened his skin to dress up like Michael Jackson. from The Hill
The pair broke into the darkened office of Dr. Colin Turnbull, a noted British anthropologist who kept a harpsichord in the office to play at lunchtime. from The New York Times
After Ms. Caudill rechecked the patient's consent to have the session observed, we entered her darkened hospital room and seated ourselves on either side of her. from The New York Times
Seated in a darkened conference room at the authority's headquarters on Randalls Island, he explained step-by-step, slide-by-slide, just how the system works. from The New York Times
Priyanka Chopra Jonas used her nails to send a message, posing with her husband on a red carpet darkened by the sudden death of Kobe Bryant. from The New York Times
Dramatically lit from skylights above the darkened spaces of these historical vaults, the works are reminiscent of medieval reliquaries, Eastern Orthodox icons, or personal devotional objects. from Hyperallergic
Depending on his conclusions, he could either lift the cloud of suspicion over alleged links to Russia that has darkened every day of the Trump administration. from CNN
He uses techniques he picked up years ago while helping breast cancer survivors who wanted tattoos of areolas — the darkened area around nipples — after having mastectomies. from The New York Times
I quickly learned to tell the difference between shades of blue, and between the black that darkened the sky and the black that outlined a building. from The New York Times
Not far away, barricades marked off a street where darkened houses and cars suddenly vanished into a murky brown soup that showed no sign of retreat. from The New York Times
I met him at an Illy cafe behind the Opéra Garnier in late January, when all the surfaces of the city are darkened from incessant rain. from The New York Times
Investor sentiment darkened, however, on the prospect that U.S. tariffs on an additional $200 billion worth of Chinese goods may likely take effect in late September. from Reuters
In 2016, the global security landscape darkened as the international community failed to come to grips with humanity's most pressing threats: nuclear weapons and climate change. from The New York Times
Slowly, our train chugged out of the station, swaying as the lights of Paris gave way to the suburbs and finally the darkened fields and woods. from The New York Times
In the final movement, "The Work Begins," the staged darkened and three couples blazed through Mr. Millepied's influences: William Forsythe one moment, Twyla Tharp the next. from The New York Times
Three Fox News hosts and their producers sit at a conference table in a darkened room, lit by shafts of sunlight coming through narrow vertical windows. from The New York Times
Those dark areas formed when ancient asteroids struck the moon's surface, unleashing lava that darkened the facade and smoothed it, erasing the records from previous impacts. from The New York Times
PARIS — The Louvre is preparing to start the restoration of Leonardo da Vinci's "Saint John the Baptist," a 16th-century work that has darkened over the years. from The New York Times
In her darkened home (lighting is by Catherine Clark and Jamie Roderick), the witch terrorizes her prisoner, Nimmee (Eliza Martin Simpson), a barefoot figure of Cinderella drudgery. from The New York Times
At a recent CinemaCon convention for theater owners in Las Vegas, Disney and other studios stressed the special experience of watching a film in a darkened theater. from Reuters
At a candlelight vigil honoring Weiser Thursday evening, the iconic Tower on campus was darkened in her honor, according to a tweet sent out by the school. from People
For its November 2015 issue, Steven Meisel photographed Hadid wearing an afro wig; her skin was darkened with so much bronzer that she looked Black (sound familiar?). from Refinery 29
When you enter the virtual stadium you're surrounded by the darkened silhouettes of other (virtual) concertgoers, who look like distinct individuals moving in time to the music. from The Verge
But this week the picture darkened as the confrontation between America and China escalated, with more tariffs threatened and a bitter row erupting over China's exchange rate. from Economist
Relatives of a patient walk in the darkened hall of a clinic with a candle lighting the way during a power outage in Caracas on March 7. from Buzzfeed News
Looking at the oil market, prices struck a new three-month low on Thursday as producers continued to pump more than needed and economic growth prospects darkened. from CNBC
The billionaire businessman introduced his wife after making a dramatic entrance across a darkened stage, with Queen's "We Are the Champions" blaring and the crowd cheering wildly. from People
At a press conference he admitted to having "darkened my face as part of a Michael Jackson costume" in 1984—the year he graduated from medical school. from Economist
Late on Thursday, European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi said the ECB's policy guidance is not carved in stone and can be changed if the outlook darkened. from Reuters
That doesn't feel quite sustainable, either, honestly, but in both cases that unease has not yet quite darkened the doors of the people governing from on high. from Vice
Escalating trade frictions and slowing Chinese growth has also darkened the outlook for Japan's economy, which is showing increasing signs of peaking as output and exports slump. from Reuters
What's the use of spending hours, days, even weeks creating something in one darkened corner of a game only to risk a player sailing straight past it? from Vice
Privacy screens block anyone looking at your display from outside your 60-degree viewing angle, so anyone next to you will see nothing but a darkened screen. from TechCrunch
He watches from a darkened corner of the room and then, just as I believe he has left, our gazes connect and he nods approvingly and vanishes. from Vice
Hours earlier, one of the earliest symptoms of the power disruption in the city came as travelers reported they were stuck on subway cars in darkened stations. from Business Insider
Perched on a gold brocade couch in the Oval Office, Trump dispatched a top South Korean envoy to a darkened White House driveway to make the announcement. from CNN
Our world, increasingly darkened by violence, terrorism, bigotry, and prejudice, must reaffirm the values for which he stood and the principles to which he devoted his life. from The Hill
I had dreamed of writing Pulitzer Prize-winning stories or being elected to Congress, not spending my life in a darkened room, cared for by a nurse. from CNN
The outlook for the Great Barrier Reef has further darkened with evidence of an unprecedented second consecutive bleaching event this year, researchers at James Cook University said. from Reuters
But Bad Saint's adobo of tender squid is still astonishing, its sauce deepened and darkened by squid ink and given a slow, lingering burn by long peppers. from The New York Times
Reborn, I stand here as I stood By firesides in darkened woods At harvests and when fasts were broken Both high and low born heard it spoken. from The New York Times
Actor Keith L. Williams, star of Rogen's new film "Good Boys," had a stand-in whose skin was darkened to look more like him for the film. from Fox News
He sneaked into a darkened junior high gym in a speck of a town in northern Louisiana and shot baskets by the light of the exit signs. from The New York Times
At the news conference where he retracted his apology, he volunteered that he once darkened his skin for a dance contest at which he impersonated Michael Jackson. from The Hill
Encountering a boxing match projected on the wall of a darkened room is pretty unlikely while roaming around Chelsea galleries — unless you're at a Paul Pfeiffer show. from Hyperallergic
The Louvre, in turn, responded that treatment was imperative: The painting—the most varnished in the collection—had not been touched since 1802, and had darkened significantly. from Vice
We moved in and out of churches crowded with paintings, huge and smoke-darkened, the ceilings crammed with color, I got tired of trying to see them. from New Yorker
Meanwhile, the International Monetary Fund has cut its growth forecasts for the U.K. and the euro zone, warning that tensions in global trade have darkened economic prospects. from CNBC
One of the pair lurches under God's outstretched arm, showing only a head banked on one shoulder, his cheerless face darkened by a black mop of hair. from Hyperallergic
Sorely missing are Carpenter's moderation and patience, the restraint that turned simple shots of a darkened stairway and a hushed, leaf-lined street into dread-filled spaces. from The New York Times
For much of that time, he was in so much pain from muscle spasms that he had to be kept in a darkened room, wearing ear plugs. from The New York Times
They're pissed about her prosthetic nose, and the darkened skin thing is really pissing people off because Nina stood for up for black empowerment and civil rights. from TMZ
He sat in a darkened corner of a living room, where sunlight from a nearby window illuminated only his silver hair and the grin on his face. from The New York Times
The gallery is periodically darkened for a performance and videos, including the film "Difficult Thoughts," showing the artist repeatedly bending 90 degrees in a busy London street. from The New York Times
They said little as they walked, tired and hungry, through the darkened streets of Tapanatepec, moving past clumps of migrants resting on the shoulder of the road. from The New York Times
" The town's conditions became national news in February when footage of darkened snowdrifts and dirty icicles spread on Russian television that described the scenes as "post-apocalyptic. from Vice
Prices lost more than a quarter of their value since the start of the year, as the global economic outlook darkened under the shadow of the coronavirus. from CNBC
She said that while Theresa May, the former prime minister, had kindled some anger at lawmakers during her leadership, the mood darkened when Mr. Johnson took office. from The New York Times
The frescoes had been hidden under a chalky deposit and algae during their many centuries of abandonment, while smoke from oil lamps had darkened the crusty surfaces. from The New York Times
However, in late February, it will move into a darkened "eclipse phase," during which the satellite will have to rely on its battery power to remain stable. from CNN
But there is one area where the church needs to change faster, as was highlighted by a trial that darkened the otherwise cheerful summer activities in Rochester. from Economist
The haunt incorporates the same intoxicating sonic loop that Benjamin is known for, with a stack of vintage televisions humming, buzzing, and glowing throughout the darkened space. from Hyperallergic
As the lights darkened around the roofless structure, anticipation buzzed through the 35,744553-person crowd, the glow of their phone screens floating like fireflies around the stadium. from Wired
Filmed from the aft of the tugboat pulling it ashore from the outer islands to mainland Florida, the craft bobs and jerks through darkened waters at night. from Hyperallergic
From her darkened offices near the Louvre, Ms. Cotta is one of the few in the French bar to risk the defense of those accused of terrorism. from The New York Times
For four months the Oleksaks, who knew nothing about baking, made bagels nightly, letting the dough rise in the darkened laundry closet of their Park Slope apartment. from The New York Times
Her front door opened onto a small hallway, to the left of which was a darkened living room, furnished with carved, gilded chairs and paintings of Jesus. from New Yorker
What transpired in a darkened last-call nightclub in Orlando was, in part, a bloody contest over what identity means and who gets to own the term. from Reuters
The family owned the penthouse, which, standing in the darkened atrium corridors, I could see by looking up the whole height of the building to the roof. from The New York Times
As the film slowly reveals how the village's veneer of civility is built over a foundation of treachery, the darkened foregrounds suggest conspirators hiding in plain sight. from The New York Times
BRANSON, Mo. — The image from Table Rock Lake that onlookers say they will never forget is the heads, one after another, bobbing in the wild, darkened water. from The New York Times
But he also acknowledged a separate episode in which he darkened his face with shoe polish for a Michael Jackson costume at a dance contest in 1984. from The New York Times
On election night, as the results came in from Alabama's cities and Mr. Moore's lead evaporated, the mood at the candidate's election night party in Montgomery darkened. from The New York Times
A young man sits on a mattress in a darkened room, one bare foot planted on the parquet floor, the sole of another exposed to the viewer. from Hyperallergic
The Eisenstein film showing peasants ecstatically taking delivery of a new centrifugal cream separator is darkened by the knowledge that the collectivisation of agriculture killed millions through famine. from Economist
Slowing global trade growth had darkened the outlook since the central bank's last forecasts with demand for French products and services notably weaker from China, Germany and Italy. from Reuters
A photograph released by Madiedo clearly showed a yellowish-white dot appearing in the darkened top left quadrant of the Moon during the totality phase of the eclipse. from Gizmodo
In a darkened room toward the end of the show, a slide deck of promotional images from the 1970s of hotels on the Adriatic runs on a loop. from Hyperallergic
Halloween is just around the corner, and there are plenty of deals on laptops and tablets this weekend to illuminate a darkened room so you don't get spooked. from Mashable
Just as we lament the shadows cast over Bill Cosby's comedy, Woody Allen's films, Michael Jackson's music, and Pablo Picasso's paintings, his skywriting is darkened by his wrongdoings. from Hyperallergic
At the Interactive Advertising Bureau's Annual Leadership Meeting in Palm Springs, California, this week, talk of the Chrome move darkened the mood among publishers, marketers, and adtech companies. from Business Insider
In a darkened theater, attendees are asked to close their laptops as Jobs' voice floated over the sound system above a piano cover of an Arcade Fire tune. from Buzzfeed News
And despite the fact that some white extras had their skin darkened during filming, Disney did cast actors of Middle Eastern descent in most of the main roles. from Mashable
According to Gravely, the major issues lie with quality — and even a darkened potato or freezer-burned bag of greens can still be salvaged with the right precautions. from Refinery 29
At least the reversion to black is easier to comprehend, as the haplessness of Theresa May's government and worries over Brexit have darkened the outlook for Britain's drivers. from Economist
The anonymously produced clip, which was widely shared, shows a Hindu schoolgirl fearfully walking down a darkened street, with the Muslim call to prayer reverberating in the background. from Economist
A new study on long-term unemployment from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis found that the prospects for women over 50 darkened after the Great Recession. from The New York Times
At a candlelight vigil honoring Weiser Thursday evening, the iconic Tower on campus was darkened in honor of Weiser, according to a tweet sent out by the school. from People
It all fell apart, however, in Kutcher's role as a Bollywood film producer named Raj, for which he had to employ a stereotypical Indian accent and darkened skin. from Fox News
In fact, many members who for decades had never darkened the doorstep of a church or synagogue find themselves returning to the religions in which they were raised. from Fox News
Deputies found the girl's 12 brothers and sisters - ranging in age from 2 to 29 - trapped inside the darkened, foul-smelling house, some of them chained to beds. from Reuters
In November Nationwide said it would close its commercial real estate business after the outlook for the property sector darkened following Britain's vote to leave the European Union. from Reuters
In what felt like the blink of an eye, the captain announced we were making our descent into Havana and from my window I saw a darkened city. from People
She hangs out with co-star Sophie Turner in L.A., films herself on the red carpet, and even vlogs from the darkened cinema just before the episode starts. from Mashable
Mohamed Sedaj, a 12-year-old who lives a stone's throw from the dump, says he was flying kites with his friends when the skies darkened with smoke. from CNN
We seek our reflection, no matter how imperfect, in the candidates we support, and they in turn seek our approval like actors grinning nervously at a darkened audience. from New Republic
"That same year I did participate in a dance contest in San Antonio in which I darkened my face as part of a Michael Jackson costume," Northam said. from People
In "New (York) Times, Umbrella from Jesse," for example, white highlights cause a glass jar to stand out against a darkened silk background as if lit by moonlight. from Hyperallergic
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A New York City police officer was convicted of manslaughter on Thursday for fatally shooting an unarmed black man in a darkened public housing stairwell. from Reuters
Artist Conrad Ventur projected the music video for disco diva Amanda Lear's "Follow Me" on a rotating discoball, fracturing and sending her image throughout the darkened back gallery. from Vice
Ambrose cut a kind of cool promo in a darkened parking lot, but that mostly faded to the standard arena promos where the heel runs down the audience. from Vice
He and his team give whole satsumas a spin on the flames, waiting and watching until the outside of the fruit has darkened and the inside has softened. from The New York Times
Trading in stocks and bonds was hurt by volatility in world markets, as the outlook for the global economy darkened and the direction of interest rates became uncertain. from The New York Times
Rooney, a white actor, wore prosthetic buck teeth, darkened face makeup, and intentionally stretched his eyes to fit a racist stereotypical caricature of what Japanese people look like. from Business Insider
Lieu retweeted a post from the veterans advocacy group VoteVets that included a link to a Yahoo News story alleging Kaepernick's skin had been darkened in the ad. from The Hill
And then came Friday evening, a few minutes after 7, when the skies darkened while a video highlighting Rodriguez's career played on the video screen in center field. from The New York Times
Fires in Alaska and Siberia also deposited soot on Greenland's ice sheet, which darkened the surface and caused it to absorb more heat, which leads to faster melting. from Business Insider
My view on this topic has darkened over the years, in part because several financial professionals have explained to me quite plainly how intentional their obfuscation can be. from The New York Times
"I mean small steps down a darkened path can lead a long way for somebody from where they think they're going to be from where they end up." from CNBC
Related: Light Painting A Darkened Woodland Into A Magical Wonderland Light Painting World Record Set by 200 Glowing Orbs 1,000 Light Paintings Form One Beautiful Stop-Motion Animation from Vice
Villanova literally shot the lights out by the second half, when some scoreboards and upper-level lights went out for a few minutes and darkened the upper decks. from CNBC
The findings "are almost a mirror into the darkened soul of Wall Street," said Bill Singer, a securities regulatory lawyer and former staff lawyer at Finra's predecessor agency. from The New York Times
As it happens you'd trade infinite pub trips just to spend an hour in a darkened room thinking about her, let alone actually spending time in her presence. from Vice
When Sinclair announced that all stations in the company's network, including ours, would be required to roll out a "Journalistic Responsibility Promo," the mood at our station darkened. from Vox
As Atkin's Instagram points out, five of the 20 colors come with darkened roots for those between-salon-appointment times — or, if that's just the look you're into. from Refinery 29
I met him at Raw Fury's booth in E3's concourse hall, a darkened cubicle ringed with neon-red LEDs where Soret was talking journalists through his game. from Vice
They want to drink pints and listen to Metallica on an almost-broken jukebox or play pool surrounded by a decor that matches their darkened and tortured souls. from Vice
Dark Mode is easier on the eyes than the standard light mode, allowing the windows you have open to be illuminated while control buttons and backgrounds are darkened. from Business Insider
Most of my bedtime reading is done on a device, screen ambered and darkened, so as not to wake my wife during my now inevitable 2 to4 a.m. from The New York Times
That disruption to global supply chains and productivity has darkened the outlook for a world economy already was struggling with the fallout of the U.S.-China trade war. from CNBC
But normally, I just let the story play out in the darkened theater of my brain … with characters I can kinda picture but can't quite make out clearly. from Vice
But as the credits rolled, the sunny atmosphere darkened and a black screen appeared with a photograph of Michael Thalassitis, a former contestant who killed himself in March. from The New York Times
Earlier that day, I'd spent most of my money on a jetpack, so I equipped it and rose slowly up through the darkened sushi, gold falling around me. from Vice
Stomach-churning swings on Wall Street: For the U.S. stock market, the political and economic outlooks have suddenly darkened, and more volatility could be in store this week. from The New York Times
But if you would have seen what we had to go through, with the darkened plane, with all windows closed, with no lights on whatsoever, anywhere — pitch black. from The New York Times
The box's back wall should be 2 to 4 inches longer than the front, providing a landing pad from which bats will crawl up into the darkened chambers. from The New York Times
That situation — a dance in a darkened room — was transpiring inside as the official transfer of "This You," a different kind of choreography, unfolded around a table outside. from The New York Times
Diagnosis When Dr. Jennifer Girard walked into the darkened room, her first thought was that the 61-year-old man looked too healthy to be in the hospital. from The New York Times
In a joint profile of her and Debbie Allen (who played Anita), the Times reporter Nan Robertson described de Guzman's initial "revolt" when the production darkened her hair. from The New York Times
Foreboding evil weights their mind,as downcast, halting, they must goand cross the stony bridge of woeto Wizard's Isle, and to the thronethere fashioned of blood-darkened stone. from The New York Times
A countdown clock flickered on the darkened wall of 10 Downing Street, while inside the prime minister hosted a party with British-sourced food and English sparkling wine. from The New York Times
Augmented reality headsets currently on the market such as Microsoft's HoloLense and startup Magic Leap's Magic Leap One both use darkened lenses and are intended for indoor use. from CNBC
Tuesday, Grassi said she drove about one mile away and parked in the darkened driveway of a closed business – the same location where her car was eventually located. from People
In 2013 Emin filmed the video for his single "Amor," in which the young singer pursues Miss Universe 2012, Olivia Culpo, through darkened city streets with a flashlight. from Politico
Trudeau has been under fire after admitting he darkened his face with makeup several times as an adult while wearing costumes and also bungled a government ethics case. from The Hill
His con man brother Wilson prophetically said, "Easy street is a blind alley," and not much later the two of them found themselves stumbling along its darkened length. from The New York Times
Returning the owl to the wild The employee left the family some instructions: Leave the bird in a crate in a darkened room and release it after dark. from CNN
Mr. Efan spoke in a cold, darkened room, within a building he said had been used as an Islamic State headquarters and was now the council's makeshift office. from The New York Times
It has just one anchor store, J.C. Penney, after Sears and Macy's moved out, leaving darkened windows across from the Frosty Forest display where Santa will greet children. from The New York Times
It was held in the darkened basement of the metallurgist's headquarters, in a black room bisected with zigzagging white lines that rose and fell (literally) like tiny pyramids. from The New York Times
Entering the darkened apartment, she noticed a figure whom she said she mistook for a burglar and fired twice, striking Jean once in the chest, the affidavit said. from Reuters
She ran into the darkened living room where she found them both on the couch — the baby was swaddled, face down, and he was using her as a pillow. from Refinery 29
But Trump's campaign, the transition, and his inaugural address help explain why this event was unlike any in the past, darkened by unease, defiance, and concerns about what's ahead. from CNN
It found that the specifics of these darkened RSL, especially their length based compared to the slope of the hill, would be better explained by flowing grains of sand. from Gizmodo
A volcanic eruption in Iceland darkened the skies over Europe, triggered massive food shortages and the Black Death, and brought on the Dark Ages, an agonizing period for humanity. from The Hill
When I met him in a Seattle, he wore all black and had the lifelong pale skin of a guy who spends a lot of time in darkened theaters. from Buzzfeed News
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In a darkened college classroom, students are introduced to a projected image of a famous work of Greek art brimming with intense drama. from Hyperallergic
Unsurprising, darkened lashes have a rich global tradition stretching through the centuries, though the look was brought to prominence in the West by the Victorians about 200 years ago. from Refinery 29