LIKE many New Yorkers, Dominique Lévy, a gallery owner, and her partner, Dorothy Berwin, a film producer, were caught in the Twilight Zone between buyer's and seller's markets.
She arrived at the Chelsea off a runway show at twilight, and we ran up to the roof to catch the last drops of sun.
The books are both infinitely superior to "Twilight," in terms of style and gender roles, and not nearly as addictive (you can catch the adapted version, "True Blood," on HBO).
In the intervening year, many more film fans caught up with the Twilight novels and saw the original film on DVD, building anticipation for the sequel.
At twilight, the Capitol dome, glowing as it caught the last of the sun, stood out against a dark background of thunderclouds.
So, making use of some Turkish prisoners, who had been caught at twilight when they were wandering about imprudently, at nightfall Vlad penetrated into the Turkish camp with part of his troops, all the way up the fortifications.
"I can't have my producers, my fellow farmers and ranchers, caught in a twilight zone between the old farm bill and the new farm bill," Mr. Lucas said.
(See "Barclays In The Twilight Zone").
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.
At the theater of late, only the Twilight series has really caught fire with teens.
