| "'If he had not £1 2,000 a year, we'd think him prodigiously dim. "' | |
| "And as Joshua said when the light of the world is dim, we must turn our faces to the ground." | |
| "And to themselves in these the days that try their souls..." "...the chance to soar in the dim blue air above the smoke..." "...is to their finer spirits..." | |
| "And with thee fade away into the forest dim | |
| "EACH ONE HIS CINEMA" Or that thrill when the lights dim and the movie begins | |
| "'If he had not £1 2,000 a year, we'd think him prodigiously dim. "' | |
| "And as Joshua said when the light of the world is dim, we must turn our faces to the ground." | |
| "And to themselves in these the days that try their souls..." "...the chance to soar in the dim blue air above the smoke..." "...is to their finer spirits..." | |
| "And with thee fade away into the forest dim | |
| "EACH ONE HIS CINEMA" Or that thrill when the lights dim and the movie begins | |
| "I think I know, though I might rather not, "why my roofers stay so clear to me "and why the rest dims some." | |
| "The sun dims into twilight" | |
| "The sun dims into twilight' moon beams simmer brightly" | |
| And every time he lights the gas up in that room, so it dims down here. | |
| And then, as a planet goes around that star, when the planet gets in front of the star, the starlight dims, just a little bit, from our vantage point, 'cause it is being blocked by the planet. | |
| "I think I know, though I might rather not, "why my roofers stay so clear to me "and why the rest dims some." | |
| "The sun dims into twilight" | |
| "The sun dims into twilight' moon beams simmer brightly" | |
| And every time he lights the gas up in that room, so it dims down here. | |
| And then, as a planet goes around that star, when the planet gets in front of the star, the starlight dims, just a little bit, from our vantage point, 'cause it is being blocked by the planet. | |
| "And the blood-dimmed tide is loosed, and everywhere, the ceremony of innocence is drowned." | |
| "But calamity has not dimmed this remarkable woman's spirit." | |
| "Lights dimmed all along the Rialto last night for a fallen star who had just begun to shine. | |
| "She stood there in stunned disbelief "As the light in his eyes dimmed. | |
| "She stood there in stunned disbelief "as the light in his eyes dimmed. | |
| # Your fingers dimming the lights | |
| - The coding wall- it's dimming. | |
| -Don't even-- And all I ask is one last kiss as the light is dimming. | |
| ...sprinkled in with some Couples Skill Building courses, designed to reignite the dimming flames of even the most mismanaged relationships. | |
| A bit dimming can also. | |
| "And the blood-dimmed tide is loosed, and everywhere, the ceremony of innocence is drowned." | |
| "But calamity has not dimmed this remarkable woman's spirit." | |
| "Lights dimmed all along the Rialto last night for a fallen star who had just begun to shine. | |
| "She stood there in stunned disbelief "As the light in his eyes dimmed. | |
| "She stood there in stunned disbelief "as the light in his eyes dimmed. | |
| # Your fingers dimming the lights | |
| - The coding wall- it's dimming. | |
| -Don't even-- And all I ask is one last kiss as the light is dimming. | |
| ...sprinkled in with some Couples Skill Building courses, designed to reignite the dimming flames of even the most mismanaged relationships. | |
| A bit dimming can also. | |
