Sentence examples for following sunset from inspiring English sources

Long before Gossip Girl, years before Sex and the City, back when Twilight referred to that dusky time of day following sunset and Robert Pattinson was a twinkle in his father's eye, before the words muggle, quidditch and Hogwarts entered the general lexicon, pre the internet, were the halcyon days of the Sweet Valley High series of books for 'young adults'.

The localists rejected the centralization in the labor movement following the sunset of the Anti-Socialist Laws in 1890 and preferred grassroots democratic structures.

Also in April 2010, Powderfinger announced that after 21 years, the group would disband following their Sunsets Farewell Tour in September and October that year: Coghill told Australian Times that the final tour is "going to be great fun, but it's also going to be sad".

Wednesday at sunset, following music concert.

They had been following the moving sunset mass celebrated in his honor under his window.

At his news conference, Mr. Gramm portrayed himself as a principled Democrat "who has been riding my donkey off into the sunset following Thomas Jefferson" but who had been cut down by the liberal leadership.

Yet this is not a man who has rejected the faith culture he grew up in in his birthplace of Tooting, which he now represents as its MP: I was present in July when he broke his Ramadan fasting at sunset following a Labour candidate hustings in Southall.

The birds' orientation was recorded under natural clear and simulated overcast skies and thereafter they were exposed to a cue-conflict situation (a shifted magnetic field mN +90° or −90°) at the following sunrise and sunset.

According to Orthodox Jewish law, you're not permitted to cook from sunset on Friday to sunset the following day, so this lovely bread was born out of necessity, which in turn became a ritual.

Family members said she passed away following a majestic Albuquerque sunset, surrounded by family.

"We were returning home from Volunteer Point," says Bill. "It was just getting dark following a long, spectacular sunset and as we came over Wall Mountain, heading south, we saw what we first thought was a shooting star.