Sentence examples for ray of sunset from inspiring English sources

"Bartending is a profession based on flavor and recipe," he offered, as a ray of sunset slanted through the window and brightened the last drops of his martini.

And all the time, Jackson's New Zealand landscape has a storybook beauty, a fitting habitat for this story that unfolds in all seasons and times of day: fallen snowflakes gather in beards, the last rays of sunset glint in fur.

And all the time, Jackson's New Zealand landscape has a storybook beauty, a fitting habitat for this story which unfolds in all seasons and times of day: fallen snowflakes gather in beards, the last rays of sunset glints in fur.

There was nothing like seeing the golden rays of sunset cast against thousand-foot monoliths, topped by medieval monasteries built by endeavoring monks.

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The gold-and-blue wings, which provide a fivefold increase in power to the station, reflect the rays of sunrise and sunset and -- for those observers on the ground who look up at the right time -- make the station even more visible.

It takes a circling eagle to do a better job catching the last rays of a Western sunset.

A columnist for OhWord.com wrote that Dara's contribution to the song provides a "beautifully wistful end to a track that feels drenched in the dying rays of a crimson sunset over the city".

L ike the light of sunset O n my window lands V iolet rays of her love brighten E verything my heart demands L ike the light of sunset O n my window lands V iolet rays of her love brighten E verything my heart demands.

Q. How are the times of sunset and sunrise determined? A. Sunset and sunrise have exactly the same definition: the time when the apparent uppermost ray of the Sun is on the astronomical horizon.

The polished scarlets of sunset sink as failure.