Sentence examples for from this twilight from inspiring English sources

From this twilight existence – life in Scarborough was "like a Coen brothers movie", he told the New York Times – came songs, fragments of songs or just moods of seductive emptiness.

The stuff of life -- the organics, water -- would have been eviscerated whilst the inner solar system formed, and it is only through 'seeding' from this twilight zone that life could have ultimately had the chance to get a foothold on our beautiful home planet.

But, as in an episode from "The Twilight Zone," this is not the place they knew.

Write down this old adage from Nietzsche (from Twilight of the Idols, although he may have taken it from someone else), and tape it to your computer: "What doesn't kill me makes me stronger".

This is music from the twilight of Romanticism, when composers all over Europe were exploring — independently for the most part — new ideas about tonality, structure and expressivity.

"This is ridiculous and from the Twilight Zone," Kavanaugh said in a statement responding to the new allegation.

"This is like an episode from 'The Twilight Zone,'" he said.

Kristen Stewart, the list's top earner only two years ago thanks to earnings from the Twilight films, slips down to 10th spot this time around with $12m.

White-faced figures in bright robes emerge from the twilight mist like ghosts from ancient times.

setting itself can feel sinister to patients, as if lifted from "The Twilight Zone".

In fact, Hollywood has been so attentive and responsive to its newfound fans that the internet is now littered with article titles such as "What your small business can learn from Twilight" and "Marketing lessons from the Twilight zone".