Examples of 'may darken' in a sentence
Meaning of "may darken"
May darken: This phrase typically implies the potential for a situation to become gloomy, more serious, or less positive
How to use "may darken" in a sentence
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This medicine may darken over time.
These will become enlarged and may darken.
So your skin may darken considerably.
May appear in images or the periphery of the display may darken.
This may darken the coating over time.
The skin around the areolas may darken as well.
This medicine may darken in color under normal storage conditions.
The color of this medicine may darken over time.
You may darken the areas at the joining of two walls.
The inside of the coffeemaker may darken after heating water.
The skin area which is being treated in radiation therapy may darken.
The veins along your breasts may darken as the blood supply increases.
FLAGYL may darken your urine and this is not considered a concern.
The skin on and around the nipples may darken in color.
Your dishwasher may darken the inside of the lid but it will still work perfectly.
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Also note some finishes particularly walnut may darken over time to light exposure.
Moles may darken after exposure to the sun, during your teenage years or in pregnancy.
Patients should be warned that FLAGYL may darken urine.
With exposure to the sun they may darken but do not lose their resistant properties.
As you age, some areas of your body may darken.
Though malice may darken truth, it can not put it out.
After stopping treatment, the age spots may darken again over time.
Therefore, your points may darken or become lighter depending on the season.
As with other cephalosporins, the colour of the reconstituted solution may darken during this period.
If left untreated, the skin may darken and become leathery and cracked.
As white wines age, they may darken.
Discouragement and dread may darken our pathway ; frustration and fear may be our constant companion.
In high temperatures, the LCD may darken and not.
They may darken the hide, hence the name " black disease.
The areola, or area around your nipples, may darken in the second trimester of pregnancy.
When wall-mounted, the top of the unit may darken.
In other cases, the areas may darken from sun damage, creating brown spots.
I may darken the shade a little, Mrs. Wainthropp.
No, Ross, the success of Warleggans manoeuvre may darken their reputation.
Cons, Needs regular maintenance ( applications of mineral oil ), may darken over time.
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