Sentence examples for in its twilight from inspiring English sources

He is referring to dubstep, particularly the ultra-aggressive form it took in its twilight years.

His book, however, is a compelling study of isolation, wilderness, and, as the writer sees it, "a vocation in its twilight".

We laid the last incarnation of the Gross Jar to rest about five years ago, when the stench and consistency had crescendoed and it was apparent to anyone who stuck their face in it that the unholy cocktail was in its twilight years.

We laid the last incarnation (this is our third Jar) of the Gross Jar to rest about five years ago, when the stench and consistency had crescendoed and it was apparent to anyone who stuck their face in it that the unholy cocktail was in its twilight years.

Once a thriving New York demimonde, it is now a world in its twilight.

We've seen so many shows run aground thanks to overwrought concepts and undercooked characters, but when it was good, "The X-Files" wasn't just a freaky procedural or a show with a bewildering mythology (though it too often wandered into the latter mode in its twilight years).

Lawrence Larner started in the wrecking trade during its twilight in Boston, in 1962, as a member of what is now the last remaining Building Wreckers local in the country, Local 1421.

The king has been not just a figurehead for Thailand's elites, but a source of patronage and power in his own right, with destabilising consequences, especially now his reign is in its fumbling twilight.

It does all the work a reading light can: it casts a gentle, even glow on the page; it doesn't need to be adjusted on the binding as you turn the pages, and your spouse goes right on sleeping in its amber twilight.

("They don't know it," he is supposed to have remarked to Jung, surveying the crowd waiting to greet him at the dock, "but I'm bringing them the plague".) As Corti's respectful chronicle of Freud's early obscurity languished in its own twilight, its subject has gone into what may be a permanent eclipse.

In its heyday, Twilight was lampooned not for its problematic content, but because of the audience it appealed to: teen girls and notably, the mothers of those girls, who were painted as humorously over-sexed cougars lusting after Robert Pattinson's sparkly young flesh.