dusky

Her voice has a rich, dusky sound and carries well in the house.

She only looked at him in the mirror, her eyes wide and dusky green.

She had a slightly dusky skin, black hair and warm brown eyes.

A faint, dusky blue light seemed to bathe the world.

My dusky darling love had disappeared in the shadows inside.

In the dusky quarter light a shadow moved up the end of the ledge.

Mark their faces, so dusky and sun-dried even in death.

It was late now, and the sky outside was dusky blue.

She saw a tick that was somewhat dusky, as if spoiled.

The beautiful, dusky face stayed turned toward his own.

That hadn't encouraged them to try to understand the dusky people on the other end of those orders.

She wanted to keep tasting it, the hot, dusky flavor of his throat.

They came to a tiny, dingy, dusky study surrounded by books.

He and Thea were alone in the quiet, dusky room full of white tables.

It is those dusky beginnings that this experiment can illuminate.

Yet in that things moved dimly; dusty, dusky figures came and went.

She made a white-robed, dusky figure against the deep blues of my big window.

When it is too dusky for good shooting, we'll rush her and finish this matter with the steel.

Carnegie Hall's auditorium loves the sound of her warm and dusky voice.

The sun had just dipped below the western skyline, but the sky was still dusky blue.

The last half of the last whorl is dusky green.

Plus, it's a balmy, dusky evening and she could use the exercise.

And then we watched one packet flutter right into the palm of the dusky hand.

How it leaped from among those dusky male voices!

But though he could still make out land from sky, it was now too dusky to discern any true detail on the landscape.