Examples of using "Escuros" in a sentence and their english translations:
I want to buy some dark glasses.
I'm wearing sunglasses.
I will wear sunglasses.
Layla had dark hair.
Tom always wears dark glasses.
Tom wasn't wearing sunglasses.
He always wears dark glasses.
- He is wearing sunglasses.
- He's wearing sunglasses.
- Tom is wearing sunglasses.
- He's wearing sunglasses.
Do you need sunglasses?
The Japanese have dark eyes.
I like her dark eyes.
I want to buy a few pairs of sunglasses.
Where are my sunglasses?
He had dark brown hair.
She was wearing dark brown shoes.
These sunglasses are Tom's.
Our dark seas are the stage...
I often wear sunglasses when I'm driving.
Cats can see even in dark places.
Mary usually wears sunglasses whenever she goes outside.
And moss likes dark, damp environments to grow.
New York City policemen wear dark blue uniforms.
He had dark brown hair.
Black eyeglasses cover the eyes of my blind colleague.
the dark and quiet of night is harder to find.
My shirt is red and my shoes are dark blue.
- He is wearing sunglasses.
- He's wearing sunglasses.
The Japanese have dark eyes.
She put on dark glasses to protect her eyes from the sun.
Tom always wears sunglasses and a trench coat.
Every time I see Tom, he's wearing sunglasses.
- Tom usually wears sunglasses even when it's not so bright.
- Tom usually wears sunglasses even when it isn't so bright.
I often wear sunglasses.
Have you seen a tall man with sunglasses walking around here?
She put on dark glasses to protect her eyes from the sun.
Dark, dank places are always good for finding creepy crawlies. That's where we're going.
His eyes are more beautiful than wine, and his teeth whiter than milk.
The darkest rooftops are the most beautiful. They don't blend in, and thus, they stand out from the rest.
On we stride / through shadowy ways; and I who rushing spear / and thronging foes but lately had defied, / now fear each sound, each whisper of the air, / trembling for him I lead, and for the charge I bear.
Heaven keep us from a knowledge of the sights the moon beheld upon that field, when, coming up above the black line of distant rising-ground, softened and blurred at the edge by trees, she rose into the sky and looked upon the plain, strewn with upturned faces that had once at mothers' breasts sought mothers' eyes, or slumbered happily.