Sentence examples for some twilight from inspiring English sources

But Reverón's majas, hazily defined and set in some twilight space, are more plump water nymphs than vamps.

For some teachers who work in the district in which they grew up, longevity in the profession may eventually lead to some "Twilight Zone" moments.

Deaths and accounts of deaths accumulate on the brief journey until the film seems to be set on some "Twilight Zone" train of death.

"We can't just have very good-looking women who at the age of 30 appear to go into some twilight home.

Half-term reports will be on this system so we will organise some twilight training in the run-up to the report writing deadline.

Ms. Bachleda put it nicely: "He's able to create a world that doesn't really exist, but is as possible as it is impossible — some twilight zone between reality and fairy tale".

To them, Facebook and the like occupy some weird twilight zone between public and private information, rather like a diary left on the kitchen table.

Portrayed with fine-stitched detail by Hallie Foote, Roberta Maxwell and Jean Stapleton, these sisters seem to be speaking from some abstract twilight of collective memory.

Worse, the "guidelines" the agent kept citing during a surreal hour on the phone seemed as if they had been hatched in some underwriting Twilight Zone.

He speaks slowly, with long pauses and a faraway look in his eye, as if collecting his thoughts from some Martian twilight zone.

This story is referred to in Karen Thompson Walker's much anticipated first novel, "The Age of Miracles," which reads as if it had been inspired by Bradbury's classic tale and sprinkled with some extra "Twilight Zone" magic dust.