Sentence examples similar to reaching twilight from inspiring English sources

If the Brooklyn sets evoke Broadway to the smallest detail — like the fake Playbills in the characters' dressing rooms — the verisimilitude reaches "Twilight Zone" levels when listening to theater people describe playing theater people.

Mr. Koch's Happy is just about perfect, a self-deluding, aging boy who is fast reaching the twilight of his sexual attractiveness.

And Then You Die is considerably shorter than many Zen books, and has the feel of the detective reaching his twilight years.

Publishers and agents said the unusually large pack of rock memoirs could have materialized not only thanks to a dose of baby-boomer nostalgia but also because so many musicians are reaching the twilight of their careers, long after they have written their most famous songs and collected their most decadent tales of sex and drug use.

This is especially the case when a player is still trying to prove himself or reaching the twilight of his career.

A hazy moon clipping pointed northwest, the sky bled deep blue above, and I was reaching the twilight of my cerebral composure.

"More and more baby boomers reaching their twilight years don't want to be beholden to an adjudicating body," he said.

He hung on thanks to customers who lived too far from a supermarket, had kids who went through milk like water or were reaching their twilight years and no longer wanted to lug around heavy containers.

They knew as well as anybody that her career had reached its twilight.

By contrast, the English style has reached its twilight with costumes designed to grab headlines and titillate museumgoers.

As he reaches the twilight of his career, he warned colleagues in natural history programming that they were working in an industry that has its own Darwinian code.