As the evening grew darker, Ms. Turner started to worry.
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As the local mood grew darker, visitors started filling the hotels.
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As the days grew shorter, my thoughts about the course grew darker.
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Paradoxically, the mood in my classroom brightened as the days grew darker.
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Peter's already bleak feeling about his time on the island grew darker.
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And virtue was in short supply, as the presidential contest grew darker and angrier.
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With the lengthening evening of the second day, my anticipation stuttered, shifted, and grew darker.
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But instead of letting the sun shine through, the cloud only grew darker and darker.
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Quirks that appeared innocent in childhood grew darker and more serious as Mr. Ransom matured.
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As he went, the liquid grew darker and darker, until the whole thing was pitch black.
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The barrage of photographs grew darker as the sound of pounding, suggesting boots, or cannons, became increasingly loud and fast.
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The landscape grew darker and a small stream of sunlight beamed directly onto a field of haystacks in the distance like a laser.
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But in the decade leading up to his sudden death in 226, at 22020, Warhol's art gradually changed in tone, grew darker, fatalistic.
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The "cloud" that the president had urged Mr. Comey to lift from his administration only grew darker on Thursday, our chief White House correspondent writes.
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But while Bowie's nihilism grew darker as he grew older—Blackstar is a rarity in his catalog, a bleak album—he was never fatalistic or despairing.
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Gretchen Heinel and Luna Duran performed a bloody art piece, tassles flew, amplifiers hummed—and the evening only grew darker and more electric as time passed.
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His rule grew darker, possibly because Sally had died and been replaced by Grace, an ex-secretary even fonder of shopping and more ambitious for political power.
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Unlike the Potter movies, which grew darker and heavier as Harry and the series developed, "Fantastic Beasts" is playing peekaboo with the abyss right from the start.
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Not only did the trouble swiftly migrate from the diving pool to a second pool at the venue, the Maria Lenk Aquatics Center, the greenness grew darker by the day.
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Rowling's books grew darker as the series progressed, and with a name like Harry Potter and the Cursed Child the eighth story was never exactly going to be comedy, was it?
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His rule grew darker, possibly because Sally had died and been replaced by Grace, an ex-secretary 40 years younger than he was, even fonder of shops and more ambitious for political power.
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"Unlike the Potter movies, which grew darker and heavier as Harry and the series developed, 'Fantastic Beasts' is playing peekaboo with the abyss right from the start," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.
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Their private behavior was often at odds with their public profile, and since audiences put more stock in the authenticity of a comic's constructed stage persona than, say, a fictional character in a play, attitudes toward comedy grew darker.
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But while "Barry" gets plenty of laughs from Hader's former-Marine-turned-hit man wandering into the Los Angeles theater scene — particularly Henry Winkler's standout performance as a vain yet lovable acting teacher — the series' inaugural season grew darker and more emotionally rich as it progressed.
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With her dreams of motherhood shattered, Constance returned to the Murder House and committed suicide by overdose. Behold and Madison approach Ben, who is estranged from Vivien. He tells the two that a father-son relationship developed between the two, much to Vivien's disappointment. However, Michael learned that Tate is his father and grew darker after being rejected by him.
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The band went on to release the follow-up album When the Black Sunn Rises...the Holy Men Burn in 2000 on the Colorado label Game Two/Berserker Records. Following Michael Avery's departure to law school in 2004, the band added Chris Hill and Trent Giardino. With the addition of the two new guitarists, the band's sound grew darker, and more melancholic. In 2004, the band released the Lost Words Demo.
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When they were first produced, the characters "Onshi / 恩賜" were printed in gold on the package, and it was formally called Special Product No. 1. When the war situation grew darker, gold characters were replaced with black one, and then trimmed to one character, 賜. This package remained as such during the postwar years. Imperial tobacco box of the latter period In 1982, packages were made for ten, 20, 50, and 100 cigarettes.
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World War I, however, was a nightmare for Wolf-Ferrari. The young composer, who had been dividing his time between Munich and Venice, suddenly found his two countries at war with each other. With the outbreak of the War, he moved to Zurich and composed much less, though he still wrote another comedy, Gli amanti sposi (1916). A new melancholy vein appeared in his post-war work; his operas grew darker and more emotionally complex.
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His style is influenced heavily by Franco-Flemish art. Maxence Petit-Delchet calls him "franco-flamande" (Franco-Flemish), while Bapteur he labels "franco-italien" (Franco-Italian). In time Lamy's style grew darker and more angular. Lamy's landscape of Isauria for the Paduan Notitia In August 1432 Lamy was again working with Bapteur, this time on the sale nove (new room) and new chapel of the château at Thonon--the project which had taken Bapteur away from the Apocalypse.
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Upon the end of each kaidan, the story-teller would enter the third room and extinguished one andon, look in the mirror and make their way back to the first room. With each passing tale, the room slowly grew darker and darker as the participants reached the one hundredth tale, creating a safe haven for the evocation of spirits. However, as the game reached the ninety-ninth tale, many participants would stop, fearful of invoking the spirits they had been summoning.
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End Time Warriors (also known as E.T.W.) were founded by MC Free, MC L King and Johnnie Jam. E.T.W. was one of the first successful Christian rap groups releasing their first album in 1989 on ForeFront Records. Much like fellow rookie label mates DC Talk, they featured fun, upbeat, and direct rhymes about their faith and the gospel. E.T.W's lyrics grew darker through their career and drinking, drugs, and violence became major themes in their music as they addressed problems in hip-hop culture.
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The following day, the protests turned somewhat violent, and looting began. The situation grew darker for Chan when Governor-General, Sir Wiwa Korowi, took out a newspaper advertisement that also accused the government of widespread corruption. Another two days saw Port Moresby almost grind to a halt. The protests continued to get larger with each day, and the police and the army faced off against each other, with the army under Major Enuma's strict orders to hold their positions and the police appeared in no hurry to confront the army.
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Samazan was a brickie's labourer until 1989 when he accompanied his girlfriend to an audition for a part in the Network Ten soap E Street. The series had debuted six months earlier to a lukewarm reception from audience and critics alike, and a major cast and crew re-shuffle was imminent. His girlfriend didn't get the part, but the casting director liked Bruce so much they offered him the part of a new character called Max Simmons, a new recruit at the community police station. Introduced early in Season 2, his role was primarily comic relief, but with the addition of ruthless killer Sonny Bennett to proceedings, E Street's storylines grew darker and the character of Max became more central and balanced.
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The request for a sequel prompted Tolkien to begin what would become his most famous work: the epic novel The Lord of the Rings (originally published in three volumes 1954–1955). Tolkien spent more than ten years writing the primary narrative and appendices for The Lord of the Rings, during which time he received the constant support of the Inklings, in particular his closest friend C. S. Lewis, the author of The Chronicles of Narnia. Both The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings are set against the background of The Silmarillion, but in a time long after it. Tolkien at first intended The Lord of the Rings to be a children's tale in the style of The Hobbit, but it quickly grew darker and more serious in the writing.
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The Doctor's clothing has been equally distinctive, from the distinguished Edwardian suits of the First Doctor to the Second Doctor's rumpled, clown-like Chaplinesque attire to the dandyish frills and velvet of the Third Doctor's era. The Fourth Doctor's long frock coat, loose fitting trousers, occasionally worn wide-brimmed hat and trailing, multi-striped scarf added to his somewhat shambolic and bohemian image; the Fifth's Edwardian cricketer's outfit suited his youthful, aristocratic air as well as his love of the sport (with a stick of celery on the lapel for an eccentric touch, though in The Caves of Androzani (1984), it is revealed to turn purple when exposed to gases the Doctor is allergic to); and the Sixth's multicoloured jacket, with its cat-shaped lapel pins, reflected the excesses of 1980s fashion. The Seventh Doctor's outfit – a straw hat, a coat with two scarves, a tie, checked trousers and brogues/wing-tips – was more subdued and suggestive of a showman, reflecting his whimsical approach to life. In later seasons, as his personality grew more mysterious, his jacket, tie and hatband all grew darker.
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