Sentence examples for dusk means from inspiring English sources

1 Owl spot: A longer dusk means you're more likely to see a barn owl.

For some 50 years, dusk meant lights-out in the grand and gaily decorated buildings.

But Dusk is not meant to give trolls a platform, he says.

As the product description explains: "If you are a gentleman – a thoughtful, passionate gentleman – for whom form and function are like lovers inexorably intertwined in a sultry garden of orchids at dusk, then, by all means, we invite you to order this turd-covered shirt".

Although some of the buildings need painting, Goffstown's center brings to mind an idyllic New England hamlet where baseball would surely be played on grass in the golden dusk as it was meant to be, with the whack of horsehide on wood and cleats stirring up the dust.

In addition, we introduced a novel measure assessing the relative sensitivity of phase to changes in the times of dawn and dusk which provided a quantitative means for distinguishing between the systematic and driven conidiation observed in the photoperiod and T-cycle simulations respectively.

And low light does not simply mean dawn and dusk.

The race starts at dusk and finishes at night, which means we have to drive with special helmet visors.

It is Ramadan here, which means fasting from dawn until dusk.

Asking "Would a woman feel comfortable walking here at dusk?" and getting an affirmative response likely means that most people will feel comfortable using the space.

Under street lighting, the dispersal of fry was significantly delayed (mean time 6 38 h after dusk; p < 0.001, r = 0.39, n = 2413) with a significant proportion (32%) dispersing during daylight hours.