Sentences with phrase «stormy nights»

● Improved weather cycles, including darker and occasionally stormy nights and lanterns that can be purchased from NPCs to help players in the dark

The Legend Of Zelda Breath Of The Wild Gameplay Trailer showcases Link exploring old ruins, climbing trees, diving and swimming, sailing a raft, taking on enemies in the stormy nights, towers emerging from the ground in different areas, different enemies and much more.

Hot clear days are followed by wet stormy nights leaving the earth re-nourished and fertile.

The room has a full kitchen and a gas fireplace for snuggling in front of on those stormy nights.

When you have an emergency fund, you'll sleep a lot better on those dark and stormy nights.

Fluttering curtains, stormy nights, and scary music (even in a well - lit grocery store) are all hints that some creepy character is about to jump out of the shadows.

Gregory Ratoff directs with an understated sense of shadowy threat — he does love those hard shadows and partially obscured faces and stormy nights — and makes great use of the Victorian - era backlot street scenes and set.

Indeed, for 61 % of people, the best thing about having a steady partner in the fall is having someone to stay in with on stormy nights.

We had so many stormy nights that kept me up!

Thoughtfully crafted from pure organic cotton, this flannel layer will keep them warm and cozy during dark and stormy nights.

«Should your first sentence be, «Call me Ishmael,» or, «It was a dark and stormy night,» or, «It was the best of times, it was the worst of times?»

It was a dark and stormy night and all across the land young men were being touched by God.

It fades, of course, like a distant radio signal on a stormy night.

Enter Wimsey and Bunter from a providential motoring accident on a dark and stormy night, and the race is on.

It was another stormy night... just above and below us!

And the funny thing is I used to think they were good, but nothing to salivate over (that's my yardstick But it all started one stormy night last fall, when I went to a blogger event where they were serving crepes.

And it's so full of wintery warm spices, that you could definitely picture yourself cozying up to a big slice on a stormy night.

«It was back in the 1870s: A gang of horse thieves struck on a stormy night and made off with 14 of Emery's horses.

Parachute into Columbus on a stormy night, then drive an hour down to Athens to catch the Ohio team bus and experience a typical week on the MAC macadam.

Because it was a dark and stormy night and it was the HUSBAND»S job to go get takeout but he didn't want to go out in the storm.

«People attend even if it's a dark and stormy night because it's fun to be frightened.»

«Or maybe a passing stranger who happened to walk into a strange castle in the middle of a stormy night...» I actually have read this exact scenario.

Or maybe a passing stranger who happened to walk into a strange castle in the middle of a stormy night...

Perhaps Edward George Bulwer - Lytton's Paul Clifford whose opening line has been voted the worst in history: «It was a dark and stormy night; the rain fell in torrents - except at occasional intervals, when it was checked by a violent gust of wind which...».

Snoopy — he of the «It was a dark and stormy night...» school of writing — explains that he has everything he needs to become a world - famous author writing a bestseller every night after dinner: a ream of typing paper and the delusion of talent.

It's the worst short story ever written: on a dark and stormy night; the end.

By Prof. Duncan ForbesIt was a dark and stormy night in the city of Angels.

On a dark and stormy night, with the first fallings of snow, the candles were lit and the soup pot was a calling.

One dark and stormy night, an over-worked, stressed out supplement company CEO was sitting at his desk brainstorming ways he could make more money by exploiting gaps in the average consumer's knowledge about supplements, when BAM!

Even after one stormy night of lightning and thunder we awoke to the most amazing rainbow that we will remember forever.

When the power goes out one stormy night at her isolated, peninsula household, she's quick to light candles and crank up the portable radio while waiting for her husband Gerardo (Wilson) to come home.

The film, which maintains clear ties to the dramatic form of Ariel Dorfman's original play, takes place over the course of a stormy night.

It's a dark and stormy night, and he is drenched.

It is a dark and stormy night.

Unfortunately, during a stormy night, everything changes and the voyage soon turns into a nightmare.

From its first golden images of drowning to the drawing - room showdowns on a dark and stormy night, And Then There Were None is a triumph of atmosphere and an adaptation bold enough to make you uncomfortable to the very last.

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Dark and Stormy Night is a conglomeration of decades of «old dark house» clichés into a single film, where the greedy relatives of an eccentric millionaire (joined by two hardboiled reporters, a couple of odd servants, a madwoman in the attic and a frustrated cabbie who just wants his 37 cents) gather for the reading of the will.

In the aforementioned framing device, Ben Whishaw, playing a far too soft and obsequious Melville, shows up at the inn of pickled, traumatized Thomas Nickerson (Brendan Gleeson, typecast) one dark and stormy night seeking raw material from the former Essex cabin boy for his upcoming novel about whalers.

Tim Curry's swaggering camp vamp unleashes the libidos of virginal sweethearts Susan Sarandon and Barry Bostwick to a score of fifties - style rock «n» roll tunes numbers when they take refuge in his castle on a dark and stormy night.

Set on a dark and stormy night at a rundown motel situated on an Indian graveyard, screenwriter Michael Cooney toys with horror conventions but doesn't succumb to the clichés.

Your mission begins in a typically dramatic fashion on a dark and stormy night at Camp Omega — a military black site on the coast of Cuba.

The story starts on a dark and stormy night at Camp David.

So yes, join Meg and her brother Charles Wallace (Deric McCabe) on that dark and stormy night, as they welcome a visitor named Mrs. Whatsit (Reese Witherspoon) into their household.

It's a dark stormy night and two hooded figures are making their way to a little cottage where a known plumber happens to live.

But that's what happened judging by this concept art for Shane Black's threequel, with the crash of Air Force One near Miami pictured here on a dark and stormy night, whereas the finished film sees the same sequence take place in the middle of the day.

Seeking shelter on a stormy night, two carloads of travelers find themselves in a remote mansion tenanted by a dangerous family and their sinister, inarticulate servant (Boris Karloff).

On a dark and stormy night, young woman (Emily Browning) reels over the death of her mother, consoling her sister.

That cold - blooded drive may or may not have had anything to do with the mysterious deaths of Peter's parents shortly after they dropped him of with his Uncle Ben (Martin Sheen) and Aunt May (Sally Fields) on a dark and stormy night, never to be seen again.

Mystery opens on a stormy night in 1921 London, where the little side street museum of Ivan Igor (Lionel Atwill) is admired by a gentleman who wants to submit Igor's work to the Royal Academy when he returns from his forthcoming international travels.