darken造句

Demographics darken Japan's prospects further.

Don't let them darken your future.

Please trim my eyebrows and darken them.

Please darken the blue paint with black paint.

While he had been answering her grandfather's questions, Kostya had watched her face darken with hostility.

Police said they were not acting on new information in deciding to darken her skin.

UV rays not only cause more spots but also darken those you already have.

He saw a look of swift disappointment, almost of consternation, darken her eyes.

Did your eyes not darken? And furthermore, has not my own brother Sleep reminded you every night of me?

The lines appear to lengthen and darken on rocky equator-facing slopes from late spring to early autumn.

But once the skies begin to darken, as they inevitably do, such managers will get into deep trouble, and often end up taking a business down with them.

She could tell you to the week when the first dogwood blossom would brighten the ridge, the first blackberry darken enough to harvest.

Then, when snow or rain wash them onto an ice floe, they darken its surface and thus cause it to melt faster.

The social context in which alcohol is consumed can be benficial when depressed but downing half a bottle or more may dramtically darken the hours which follow.

…) The best smoked salmon—the only one that will e'er darken a bagel in my house—arrives on the banks of the Hudson from distant Scotland, not nearby Nova Scotia.

“Self Tan” lotions contain the chemicals that cause skin to darken. The idea is that you rub these chemicals all over your body and, after a few hours, you look like you just stepped off the beach.