Their hair ranged from inky blacks, to pale straw, to warm brown, and honey blonde. |
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However, the sun was soon down below the horizon and the sky was covered with inky blackness, but her brothers were still nowhere to be seen. |
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Suddenly she hands me her torch and wonders off into the thick inky blackness of night. |
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Ike turned off the TV with a clap of his hand and the room was pitched instantly into inky blackness. |
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When he looked into the huge chasm all he could see was the darkest black, the inky color of the unexplored depths of an ancient cave. |
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A hundred feet out the ocean began to churn and boil with a dark inky color. |
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It is inky dark, with fireflies flashing in the trees and a gibbous moon hanging over Venus. |
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With a gasp from the motors and a jolt, the ship surged into the overwhelming blackness of space, inky dark except for the sprinkling of stars. |
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They pulled open the warped wooden door and stepped into the inky dark of the carousel. |
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It felt much like a cathedral, with smooth walls of dark stone that soared up into an inky blackness. |
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She gripped the iron edges and suspended herself in the inky blackness, as she heard footsteps going through the corridors. |
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There was a bed covered in rich dark green blankets, the window revealed an inky black night. |
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Dark, inky black clouds swathed over the sun and blotted out the sky like a curtain of stormy nightfall. |
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Sometimes too many keys rose at once and jammed together, so his fingers were all inky from pulling them apart. |
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He had been trying to coordinate a week of anti-war campaigning on campus and had just wiped inky fingers across one of the pristine T-shirts. |
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I'll put my inky fingers up and admit that such a truncation popped into my mind straight away. |
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But for all the lingering on inky skies or globular dollops of snow outside a window pane, the story never meanders. |
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In his head, Stewart plunged down hurtling depths and into inky water alive with worms and bones. |
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I much enjoyed this rich, crimson-purple wine with plenty of inky, earthy, charcuterie-suitable fruit. |
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When Pete flicks out the electric lights, we are plunged into inky darkness and ringing silence. |
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I looked at the inky black lettering once more before I broke the wax seal. |
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He looked up, as the light grey mesosphere melted away, revealing the inky blackness of space beyond. |
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Realization was finally beginning to dawn on him like a sunrise after an inky black night. |
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From the opposite side of the room, a man stumbled through the hallway, his inky black hair cut into something along the lines of a Mohawk. |
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In his moody and romantic photographs, images of roads and beautiful young girls emerge out of an inky blackness. |
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Hopefully, the drawbacks will be overcome before somebody else takes a painful tumble on the daunting steps in the inky gloom. |
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He took this in, gazing at the thick, syrupy surface of the inky waves below. |
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A few wisps of cloud remained, but now the sky was inky blue-black, with a sparkle of stars. |
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I stare out at the inky black, star-studded midnight sky sometime after I'd left Mother. |
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At night, the phosphorescence looks as if all the constellations in the inky sky have fallen into the deep. |
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He was identical to the falling boy, except that instead of inky black wings, he had snowy white wings. |
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It's as big and brawny as you would expect, a classic barbecue wine made in an inky, take-no-prisoners style. |
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An inky black liquid with a strong nose, the wine is packed with dense, concentrated fruit and silky smooth tannins. |
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The stars were twinkling incandescently in the vast expanse of inky black sky overhead, a sight that we could rarely witness in the city. |
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The picture sports gorgeous contrast that runs from sparkling whites, to inky blacks, and a myriad shades of gray in between. |
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The inky wastewater is easily drained and rinsed from flexo pulps, but is very difficult to clean for reuse or disposal. |
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Pastor's neighborhood of million-dollar homes, all backing up to a private park, was covered with foul, inky water. |
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Studying the inky pictures on pulpy pages, the adolescent Kubrick was soon a fan. |
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Having to saddle up a mud-encrusted bike and ride hell-bent in inky blindness is a dicey proposition. |
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Signature and date appear prominently at the lower left, inside the inky border. |
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We occasionally peered into the inky blackness, left and right, to check the rime ice on the wings' leading edge. |
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He was surrounded by tall skyscrapers, their towering heights lost in the inky blackness of a night sky. |
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These three mezzotints have a gorgeous inky blackness out of which roofs in his typical style are all but subsumed. |
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The inky depth of a black bean, or the grassiness of a flageolet, is easy to taste. |
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Aspiring like steeples inky green, they spear the sun-bleached view with nodding tips. |
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This area of inky darkness, which occupies the great bulk of the ocean, is called the aphotic zone. |
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The Mad Hatter is a rich and intense wine with a deep, inky, purple colour. |
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But even here in these pieces' inchoate brushstrokes and inky splotches, borrowed imagery is lurking. |
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The only redemption to the inky blackness was her lone lamp. |
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He takes strand of her two-tone hair and twists it in his inky fingers. |
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Tube worms and bacteria coexist in the inky darkness of ocean deeps. |
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The color palette features a somber and moody range of grayed and inky shades offset by dusty pastels and highlighted by tangy brights. |
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No more inky fingers: prints are now collected using a scanner and processed electronically and in real time. |
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They splashed noisily into the water and we clambered down the pier steps, watching the ghostly glows from their torches disappear into the inky blackness. |
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The male blackbird resumed his perch, his inky feathers drying in the bright sun as he continued his vigil. |
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For a writer, being panned by a critic can be the last straw, as you nervously bring your inky pride and joy into public view after umpteen years of sweat and sacrifice. |
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Everything was dark, inky black except for the image floating before him. |
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Palin, who is as likely to be running a scam as running for president, has Republicans in the inky plam of her hand. |
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She looked down at her hands, seeing nothing but inky blackness. |
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His eyes were a dark brown, almost inky brown, black in a sense. |
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An inky creature lunging at him looked breathtakingly similar to the Shoggoth with symmetrical tentacles. |
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He could see only the inky silhouettes of armed men moving below. |
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Walker makes it to his back door and gingerly steps into the inky night. |
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Once we had an old man who came to school to show us slides he took of dinosaurs in the inky jungle of somewhere in centralish Africa. |
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Coal black lines run down into its centre and over the inky patterning of the outer surface are obdurate glazy dribbles. |
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It required a sketch from the life by Burton of the inky hag who was chief officeress of his brigade to put matters right at home. |
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Tyrian purple is a pigment made from marine snails, sepia is a pigment made from the inky secretions of cuttlefish. |
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The interrogation celebrated spikes and cuffs, the inky blue that invades a blackened eye, the eyeball that bulges like a radish, that incarnadine only blood can create. |
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He was sporting his inky Italian moustaches glistering with Vaseline and perfume. Puh! How uncommentable! |
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People who have been sleeping at the roadside or on the corrugated iron roofs of their crude shacks are wading back through the inky, fetid, sewage-contaminated water beneath. |
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But no sooner were they safe in the farmhouse than the windows fell in, and the whole house took off into the storm, tumbling through the inky clouds…That was the moment Tim Samaras got hooked on tornadoes. |
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I looked dizzily, and beheld a wide expanse of ocean, whose waters wore so inky a hue as to bring at once to my mind the Nubian geographer's account of the Mare Tenebrarum. |
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The lovely inky animal print package is sold empty, so pressie. |
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I saw the forest of chimneys pouring forth volumes of steam and smoke, forming an inky canopy which seemed to embrace and involve the whole place. |
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