The streets are now all but empty by sunset - just replace the tumbleweeds with plastic bags.
Just be back by sunset and everything will be okay.
Just After Sunset, by Stephen King (Scribner; $28).
As the crowds elbow by just after sunset, he is the one who is looking not down, but up.
But you do not know this right now and you will run away from home in protest for the guitar, only to be found by them just after sunset, all relieved and terrified.
For the next two years, the coyote would often walk slowly by the cabin just after sunset.
By Galway Kinnell The New Yorker, February 4 , 1980P. 34 On the tidal mud, just before sunset, View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Sam Knight By Alice Gregory.
The Evening Dance is performed by sheikhs every evening just after sunset in the courtyard of the temple complex.
The man was seen one more time, just after sunset at around 4PM, by two staff from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Birds, close to a patch of grass named Rob's Rocks, where his dead body was found the next day.
There are practically no chain restaurants, no high-rise hotels or party beaches — just a laid-back, margarita-by-sunset kind of place with establishments committed to keeping things fresh, independent and local.
Then, by observing the stars rising in the east just after sunset it was possible to know which were precisely opposite in the sky, where the Sun lay at that time.
