It's getting darker and darker.

The sky grew darker and darker.

Darker

Commercial pattern (soft skinned)

(a) Commercial pattern (soft skinned)

You fellows, keep your eyes skinned.

Makes me feel like a skinned rabbit!

You like them darker?

The clouds are getting darker.

He's a South Asian very dark skinned South Asian.

And I imagined him to be tall, dark skinned.

He was always the one with the skinned knees.

Only in New Guinea they're darker.

It does get darker, you know.

The following night would be darker.

All except that rather darker one.

The hat he wore was darker.

And as you go deeper, that lovely, blue water you were launched in gives way to darker and darker blue.

Thank you, sir. Keep an eye skinned. Here we are.

But perhaps its most remarkable impact would be cultural. Though she would not be the first woman president (Rousseff broke the gender barrier) or the first from humble origins (Lula broke that taboo), she would be the first mulatto darker skinned than traditional Brazilian political leaders to hold the office.

This color is a bit darker than that one.

I started exploring the darker abscesses of the human mind.

You know, my tan is much darker than yours now.

It's thicker, it's darker, it's coarser, it doesn't have the contours.

The color of fire got darker and his hands got white.

The Mission has also been equipped with hard skinned as well as mine protected vehicles.

Military observers would thus continue to patrol unescorted in hard skinned or mine protected vehicles.

After they've skinned you dry, you get called up in the army and get shot.

This dark picture is even darker in Africa than in other continents.

Some of those adventures are a little bit dark or on the darker side.

Those sweet, mysterious eyes, darker and softer... than the bluest dusk of August violets.

As it grows darker, the glow from his campfires will light up the sky.

Shrinking ice sheets make the planet darker, so it absorbs more sunlight and becomes warmer.

She's a little taller than I am .. hair a little darker .. brown eyes I think.

Mr. John dehner stars in another small excursion into the darker regions of the imagination.

This is remarkable progress in the country's efforts to acknowledge its past, including its darker aspects.

Let's wait till it gets a little darker, and I'll go over there and dig them up.

I pay so that I won't be killed like those he deems inferior because of their darker skins.

So here is a picture of the high seas as seen from above that area in the darker blue.

We don't know, but he seems to be trying to turn our rarest cards into darker more corrupted monsters.

In the recent conflict in Iraq the UK used air delivered cluster munitions predominantly against military vehicles, both armoured and soft skinned, in the open and in revetments.

It is envisaged that the Mission will be provided with additional hard skinned vehicles and better communications equipment in order to give its personnel at least passive protection.

They discovered countershading, a common method of defence in the animal kingdom, which means the top of the creature was darker than its underside.

And of course, looking at this lion paw that has been skinned, it eerily reminds me of a human hand, and that's ironic, because their fate is in our hands.

Also, site measurements by SPIREX confirmed that the sky at South Pole is darker by a factor of at least three than any other site previously surveyed.