darken *

Her face darkened, and she looked away from him for a moment.

The light was on in his office as the day outside the window darkened.

Then his face darkened, and he turned her so that she had to look at him.

He turned away from the window, and I saw that his eyes had darkened.

Almost a week later, his eyes darkened at the memory.

When she darkened the rest of her skin, it looked fine.

However, the wood seems to have darkened over the years.

Then the room darkened, and she looked up knowing what she'd see.

See where the skin is darkened there over your eyes.

The windows were darkened so no one could see in.

Only soon the weather darkened, and all around became the same color as the water.

American relations with Europe have also been darkened by the war.

The spaces where her eyes were darkened even more than before.

When he made love to her, they would darken even more.

Death came between them, darkening their understanding of how things were.

Long, straight hair like her mother's, darkened by the water.

The city darkened as lights went out in one window after another.

The little light inside the car had lit and darkened.

Then his face darkened with something very close to anger.

The man's face darkened, and the little girl was suddenly afraid.

But after a few days, the eyes of the child darken.

The old man had done something to darken his hair.

Her face darkened and she pulled back from his touch.

As the door closed, the room darkened, for there was no window.

He wanted to see if the lines under his eyes were darkening.