When Jesus Christ came in and cleaned out this dark heart, that was light.
Joseph Finder's latest corporate thriller, Power Play, is a finely crafted excursion into the dark heart of executive-suite skullduggery, this time set in an aerospace company.
Before Shadow Account's hero starts out on his quest into the dark heart of bookkeeping, he gets a useful tutorial in the subject from a pro.
The geographic truth beneath our prosperity is as naturally sung by our bards as the olive oils and wine-dark sea at the heart of Greek culture were sung by theirs.
Ms. SIMONE: (Singing) Just a beat of my poor heart in the dark.
Professor John Dark, head of the heart and lung transplant unit at the Freeman Hospital, Newcastle Upon Tyne, told BBC News Online that the solution used by the Swedish team to preserve the lung had probably also helped to improve its function.
On 5 January 1976, the 10 textile workers were travelling home from work in the dark and rain on a minibus in the heart of rural County Armagh.
Heart-stopping switchbacks plummeted downwards between dark cliffs into a gorge cut by the Khunjerab River.
The study also noted that while dark chocolate had been linked to benefits for the heart in the past, milk chocolate was the preferred option in Sweden and in the study.
"I usually recommend less than one ounce of dark chocolate a day -- a tiny square -- for heart health, " she adds.
Because of recent health reports suggesting that cocoa was--you know, has some attributes that are good for the heart and circulatory system, there's been a great trend toward dark chocolate in the industry.
Even a fake marriage to Bridey Taylor filled his heart with unaccountable joy, and he went home after school and put on his dark-gray recital suit and a tie.
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