Sentence examples similar to define sunset from inspiring English sources
But the word beauty never defined a sunset, nor a flower, or nature in any traditional sense.
The other is how we define sunrise and sunset.
Is completing the mission defined as sunsetting the program in 2016 or helping eligible residents who still need assistance?
The model was also applied to the evaluation of actual observations by adopting pre-sunset observation data to define the initial conditions (Aveiro et al. 2012; Hysell et al. 2014b, c, 2015).
Revkin is at ease in this floating world, his descriptive gifts well suited to its strange beauties: "If you define a day as the stretch between sunrise and sunset, today began on March 21 and will end on Sept. 21".
European aviation rules define night as "the time from half an hour after sunset until half an hour before sunrise".
In this research, sunrise and sunset were defined as the times when the center of the Sun appeared above the horizon at dawn and dusk, respectively.
Edgy Cool gray suede-lined hallways, a Gordon Ramsay restaurant and view of those famous "twinkly-lights" from the verandas of nearly every room, all define California chic at the new London West Hollywood, just steps from the Sunset Strip.
Next week, Sunset has issued a collection of a thousand recipes, many of which helped define that other California cuisine.
Labored-over sunsets take over canvases in blown-out washes; while the same acrylic paints help to define the sharp white lines of Allman's aerodynamic modern civilizations.
