Use "inky" in a sentence

1. Colored lights, which resembled the aurora borealis glistened across the inky blanket

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2. He looked around the dull, plain-walled room and then wandered across to the four large windows which looked out into the inky black vacuum of space

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3. As I glanced at the storm I wondered, since the sand was so white, why did this spiraling phenomena appear so inky? I looked back as the forbidding storm moved nearer

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4. “At first it was alright we were towed in the ships boats by steam launch and at first things seemed alright then the dawn came up like a thief stealthily the shadows rolled back and the smudge of grey and inky blue on the landscape faded

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5. “Dude?” I asked into the inky blackness

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6. oil was darker than conventional ink, but then the inky clouds seemed to penetrate into the meat

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7. He began to retreat once more, not daring to turn his back on the inky darkness again

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8. bridge was plunged into inky darkness, a thick, black curtain that was pierced only by the stabbing,

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9. For a long moment the world stood still, nothing but the inky black of the storm, the pelting of the hard raindrops against their bodies, against the thick hides of the horses, and there was nothing …

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10. It was undoubtedly the combination of the inky darkness, the pounding rain, and the jagged rocks

11. At least four soldiers moved alongside it, helping to push and steer it in the inky blackness

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12. In this maze of inky tunnels and chaotic turns, however, his demeanor has begun to change drastically

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13. With the moon yet below the horizon, the sky was inky black

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14. The boat glided through the inky waters

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15. Conservative MP Inky Mark alleged that the Liberal government had tried

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16. Alcock denied his comment was racist, however, and rejected Inky Mark's

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17. climb out of the swells and onto the cliff, the inky sea pulling me

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18. The blank, inky eye stared at her

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19. As the masked man started to the building JY voiced a warning growl causing Sam to instantly stop and squint into the inky blackness to locate the unsettled dog

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20. The sun had been down a few hours and the inky blackness enveloping skull hammock was perfect for her deception—she was excited! She could hardly wait for her amorous caller

21. but for two inky rips where the eyes had

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22. strained to see through the inky blackness at the edge of the

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23. “Where do you think we are?” Carla shouted, over the roar of cascading water in the inky darkness

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24. She looked out into the now inky blackness of the forest again and quailed

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25. She felt the ground go from under her feet and saw blackness; the inky darkness of the clouded night sky above them seemed to move in slow motion and then her vision was filled with two most beautiful eyes she could imagine

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26. As the black inky substance moves up and out, it collects into an olive-shaped image in front of the person you are thinking about

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27. Some left with raw herbs which would be taken home and cooked into a gloppy, inky, perhaps odorous liquid that would be consumed by the patients

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28. propelled towards the inky blackness of the limo

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29. Of the dark and inky sea,

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30. Down in the cellar the light suddenly vanished leaving the Ogre standing in the inky blackness

31. The Oogie, quick on its feet, ran out into the open and scanned the sky, trying to see where she went to, but it could see nothing except the billions of sparkling stars in the inky black night sky

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32. This blow was so intense that it caused the Ogre to become dizzy- to see a huge white flash and black inky spots behind its eyes

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33. The neighbor went off jubilant to his little inky boys

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34. Isn't it shameful that the sight of leaden clouds--but they really are dreadful clouds, inky, ragged, harassed--scudding across the sky, and of furious brown beech-leaves on the little trees in front of the Lindebergs' deserted house being lashed and maddened by the wind, should make me suddenly catch my breath for pain? It is pain, quite sharp, unmistakable pain, and it is because I am alone, and my friends gone and the dusk is falling

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35. Meanwhile, buried inside its inky recesses, her uninvited visitor’s heart quickened–not because of his close proximity as an intruder, but out of lust

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36. Ingram leaned forward, his face flushed, laughter and triumph in his eyes, and caught hold of her right hand in its inky glove

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37. And Priscilla explained how and why she had come by them; and though Lady Shuttleworth, remembering the order till now prevailing in the village and the lowness of the wages, could not help thinking that here was a girl more potent for mischief than any girl she had ever met, yet a feeble gleam of amusement did, as she listened, slant across the inky blackness of her soul

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38. At three in the morning, with the wailing wind rising and falling and the room black with the inky blackness of a moonless October night, the Tussie complication seemed to be gigantic, of a quite appalling size, threatening to choke her, to crush all the spring and youth out of her

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39. Nether the less, she tried to fend it off, but her fingers slid through its inky blackness

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40. Petra stood in the moonlight, framed by the inky black of the doorway

41. Reacting instinctually Eshana became an inky smoke cloud, which the aggressive energy scattered harmlessly

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42. The moat was deep and still, the water an inky blue

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43. And then I stare into the inky blackness, trying to see what he wil aim at

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44. Nicky pulled up one more length of the net, then tied it off, plunging her arms into the inky black water and taking hold of Sterling by the shoulders

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45. Earlier, as he had waiting out on the inky road

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46. “The lunatic Himmler stamped with Satan's mark made vile this ancient inky

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47. Resisting the path to nowhere, he directed his consciousness toward the inky black center of his universe

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48. Not only did he guess it by the fact that the second finger of her right hand was no longer inky, but she spent her evenings downstairs now, was met no more among newspaper offices, and studied with a dogged patience, which assured him that she was bent on occupying her mind with something useful, if not pleasant

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49. He had been at his books when I had found myself staring at him, and I now saw that he was inky

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50. The waves were running mountains high and the inky clouds were riven by forked lightning

51. Here he had studied and written; here, gone through fast and vigil, and come forth half alive; here, striven to pray; here, borne a hundred thousand agonies! There was the Bible, in its rich old Hebrew, with Moses and the Prophets speaking to him, and God's voice through all! There, on the table, with the inky pen beside it, was an unfinished sermon, with a sentence broken in the midst, where his thoughts had ceased to gush out upon the page, two days before

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52. They came in parallel to the L tracks, and saw the great city huge and high and implacable in front of them, by that time a purely nighttime vista, with a million lit windows against an inky eastern sky

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53. On a long table could be seen a large inkstand, some stumpy, inky quill pens, and two square wooden boxes, each holding half a hundred-weight of sand

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54. Pork pattered into the dining room and Scarlett groped her way into the inky small room and sank down on the sofa

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55. I slept and when I awoke the sea was as high as ever, inky clouds swept over us, and the glass streamed still with water, but I had grown used to the storm In my sleep, had made its rhythm

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56. The tears coursed down her cheeks—not freely, however, for when they came into contact with her heavily beaded eyelashes they assumed an inky color, and pursued the rest of their way in slow black rivulets

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57. And I remembered the two arms that had emerged from the inky waters

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58. She poured Comet into the sink and started scrubbing, the water turning an inky green

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59. As if a message had floated up from the inky depths of a Magic 8 Ball, I knew

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60. She had since washed her hair and changed her clothes, but there were inky circles under her eyes, as if she’d stood with her back to the wall all night, fearing for her life

61. The water was inky black, but the wave crests sometimes held an eerie glow for a split second

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62. It was a shock to me to turn from the wonderful smoky beauty of a sunset over London, with its lurid lights and inky shadows and all the marvellous tints that come on foul clouds even as on foul water, and to realize all the grim sternness of my own cold stone building, with its wealth of breathing misery, and my own desolate heart to endure it all

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63. Into space? Into inky tides of meteor and gaseous torch? Into swift mileages and infinite dimensions?

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64. Then he took off his life-preserver, tossed the life-buoy on the inky waters, and slipped into the water again with the words: "I will follow the ship

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65. It was the most horrible experience of all my life and that my mind did not give way to the terrors of that inky blackness has been a wonder to me ever since

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66. Tenderly she bore him back through the inky jungle to where the tribe lay, and for many days and nights she sat guard beside him, bringing him food and water, and brushing the flies and other insects from his cruel wounds

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67. From the first sensation of chilling fear Clayton passed to one of keen admiration and envy of those giant muscles and that wondrous instinct or knowledge which guided this forest god through the inky blackness of the night as easily and safely as Clayton would have strolled a London street at high noon

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68. These canisters smashed on striking the ground--they did not explode--and incontinently disengaged an enormous volume of heavy, inky vapour, coiling and pouring upward in a huge and ebony cumulus cloud, a gaseous hill that sank and spread itself slowly over the surrounding country

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69. The man who escaped at the former place tells a wonderful story of the strangeness of its coiling flow, and how he looked down from the church spire and saw the houses of the village rising like ghosts out of its inky nothingness

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70. It hit her larboard side and glanced off in an inky jet that rolled away to seaward, an unfolding torrent of Black Smoke, from which the ironclad drove clear