Meanings of dark arches in English

We descended, and passed out under the dark arches of the stupendous ruin.

You go under dark arches, and down dark stairs and alleys.

The few pale stars glimmered dimly far above the dark arches of the trees.

She could see the dark arches of Blackfriars Bridge against the tenuous pre-dawn glow.

We turned then with one accord and gazed through the dark arches of the forest.

Through other dark arches of masonry he ran.

Her brows were dark arches over her eyes.

Maya pointed across the square to a giant Oriental gate, dark arches and a floodlit clock tower.

The area has a number of large derelict buildings and dark arches, and sightings of bats are common.

It comes wandering down old alleyways, out from under dark arches, people live literally in a fine mist of it.

He had no color in the moonlight except for the dark pools of his eyes and the dark arches of his brows.

I searched his face, the familiar clear lines and white matte complexion, the dark arches of his brows and proud line of his nose.

They also knew that the brothers had always had a fascination for the Dark Arches under the city's main train station.

It might have been an Old Lady, say, though not really big enough, or a Dark Arches, or a Great Brocade.

The map will then lead visitors down into the subterranean Dark Arches, where they will encounter film and performers within the alcoves.

A metal walkway passes through the Dark Arches and over the Aire, where passers-by can stop andwatch the churning water receding into darkness.