Sentence examples for dim noon from inspiring English sources
This was in keeping with the bright mood of the flight itself, whose attendants had given the local weather down to the degree and the time down to the minute, but had said nothing of the series of coördinated terrorist attacks that had convulsed the city the night before, a hundred and twenty-eight bodies counted by the time the travellers were released into the dim noon light.
A light in my heart went dim tonight".
It was one of the few bright spots of what turned out to be a very dim night for the Nets.
The lights on Broadway are to be dimmed tonight in her honor.
Overheard from the row behind me, as the lights dimmed, tonight: "Oh yeah, you think so? Someone told me the same thing at Sundance".
The lights on Broadway were dimmed last night for one minute in tribute to Natasha Richardson, an actor described by one director as "a twinkle and sparkle that has left the world".
The prospects of BP reaching a quick settlement over its dispute with Russian joint venture TNK-BP over the British company's proposed new alliance with Kremlin-controlled rival Rosneft also dimmed last night.
Overlooks Central Park; dim at night.
On a particularly dim Ithaca morning, Nabokov began lecturing in the dark.
It's pretty much dim sum afternoon tea with smoked salmon and cream cheese mini tart thrown in for good measure.
Wood panelled with lighting as dim as midnight, and smoked-glass ashtrays lined up along the counter, the bar looks like something straight from the set of Mad Men.
