Sentence examples for dramatic sunset from inspiring English sources
On our balcony, we sipped the hotel's ownTé Bheag whisky and watched the dramatic sunset.
"Tay Ho, Hanoi" captures the Vietnamese city against a moody, dramatic sunset, while "Round Up II, Keene, North Dakota" is a crystalline image of a verdant Western range under sunny, cloud-flecked skies.
"Another Day in the Mountains" captures a dramatic sunset in the Himalayas, where the artist's response essentializes the experience as a soaring vertical thrust shrouded in a stormy afterglow.
Ms. Moffett's students wrote short essays on what they learned this year, which she hung on her bulletin board alongside photos of the students and postcards of a dramatic sunset.
A delightful example of this type of painting is James Augustus Suydam's little circular-shaped canvas "Sunset Landscape" (no date), depicting a dramatic sunset -- viewed from a mountaintop -- falling over a distant, dense forest.
Image caption A dramatic sunset over Loch Ailort taken by Stuart Allan from Roshven, looking out towards Eigg and Rum.
Figures are backlighted with fiery conflagrations, dramatic sunsets and interiors blazing with candles.
Its most cherished character is Istanbul itself – the city's poor neighbourhoods, dramatic sunsets and long Ramadan evenings – celebrated with no less lyrical intensity than Baudelaire had showered on Paris.
FOR some travelers, the idea of a cruise conjures up images inspired by episodes of "The Love Boat": sun-drenched days, dramatic sunsets and midnight strolls under a full moon.
The University of New Mexico has been on my tentative application list for some time because staying in the Southwest is a priority in my admissions journey (or blundering mad rush, as you could probably call it), and because I have always been a sucker for dramatic sunsets and U.F.O.
"Because the sun actually drops much lower below the horizon in Australia in summer than it does here, you get these pitch black nights and very quick dramatic sunsets – and the sun will be much higher in the sky during the day.
