Sentence examples for glare of sunset from inspiring English sources

And driving along a road that shimmers in the glare of sunset, they turn to silhouettes: men on horseback; children sucking cane; cutters, bodies sinewy and slight, with straw hats and machetes; a young woman, walking with slow grace, balancing her lone cargo, a tin can, on one upturned palm.

The polished scarlets of sunset sink as failure.

Figure 2 shows a picture of sunset.

Faith Peters is the creator of "Sunset Noir".

It's the kind of story that could be happening in the city, not the country, on concrete pavements and in the glare of neon rather than sylvan hillsides and golden sunsets.

Mercury, the "elusive" innermost planet, will travel far enough from the glare of the sun to be readily visible in the western sky, soon after sunset.

I do it mostly round sunset as it's easier to see them in the surf without the glare of the sun.

Clacking freight trains silhouetted against a fading late autumn sunset, the peripheral blur of trees speeding by a moving boxcar, the hollow glare of anonymous gas stations and bus depots, and the desolation of shabby bars and luncheonettes on the wrong side of the tracks: these are some of the recurrent images that lend Ed Radtke's melancholy road film "The Dream Catcher" an enveloping sadness.

Toward sunset, my dad and I go for a drive west of town, into the glare of the sun, which is lying just above the tops of the evenly pruned orchards.

The glare of attention is intensifying.

Now she finds herself in the glare of international scandal.