Sentence examples for before the twilight from inspiring English sources
God, where were we before the Twilight saga stole all our neurons, with its hormone-detonating tales of supernatural events in the rain-sodden town of Forks, Washington?
She was one of the first actors to be cast, back in 2007 before the Twilight phenomenon, and her sudden rise to fame was instrumental in helping the project to finally secure its elusive financing.
Despite Ms. Rosenberg's recent history — before the "Twilight" gig she was head writer on Showtime's crime-lab, serial killer series "Dexter" — the "Red" in the title of her new series appears to refer not to blood but, in a weirdly anachronistic way, to Marta's Russian heritage.
This was the last thing I remembered before the twilight anesthesia kicked in.
Since long before the "Twilight" co-stars ever owned up to being an off-screen couple, there have been rumors the two were headed to the altar.
There are Twi-hards who camped out for days before the 'Twilight' premiere, just to catch a glimpse of the stars, and large numbers of people who vehemently oppose the franchise for a wide range of reasons.
There is also a book with early scripts by Rod Serling, an alumnus, that were written before he created "The Twilight Zone".
But this portrait of capitalism, as one character calls it, a "game of snakes and ladders — without the ladders," was perhaps too tough-minded for escapist Depression audiences and survived for a mere seven weeks before fading into the twilight of forgotten flops.
Citing a KGB training manual they obtained, the researchers suggest that his style of walking is linked to training he underwent in the feared security agency, where he rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel before retiring at the twilight of the Soviet Union.
But before we reach the twilight zone again, we must use every peaceful tool available to ensure that the world painstakingly built over the last seven decades is not dismantled by the egos at the helm in 2017.
Before taking over the "Twilight" franchise for its final installments, "Breaking Dawn Part 1" and "Breaking Dawn Part 2," Bill Condon was best known for his contribution to modern movie musicals: He wrote the Oscar-nominated script for 2002 Best Picture winner "Chicago" and wrote and directed the 2006 film "Dreamgirls".
