(Sundown, October 3). Time for every practicing Jew to take inventory of his or her deeds.
SUNDOWN By that time, it would probably be 3 or 4 in the afternoon.
It boasts the hotel and restaurant Bryggan (brygganfjallbacka.se, doubles from around £150) which serves pickled herring on its jetty at sundown (10.45pm, Swedish time), bliss with a bottle of chilled chardonnay.
Schoolchildren in rural Ghana help with chores or on farms until sundown, leaving no time for homework because of a power shortage in rural areas, according to Empower Playgrounds, the nonprofit behind the equipment.
The two-year-old bar and restaurant, which boasts original fixtures, terraces commanding 360-degree views and a cocktail list themed around times of the day (breakfast, tea time, "sundowning," midnight and so on), is on the cutting edge of a burgeoning cocktail scene, but it wasn't always like that.
Today is Christmas Day, and for the first time since 1959, sundown will bring the first night of Hanukkah.
Men come at night to daven Maariv — recite the evening prayers — which can be done any time from sundown to sunrise.
Aim to arrive at this sprawling vineyard in time for sundown when - as the name implies - you can catch dazzling views from the stone pavilion.
Williamsburg, the lighter area in the map above, is inhabited by many Hasidic Jews, who often abstain from using electrical appliances on the Sabbath sundown Friday to sundown Saturday, a prime time for noise-complaint phone calls to 311.
Early in "Their Eyes Were Watching God" Hurston describes a gathering of the folks of Eatonville on their porches at sundown: "It was the time to hear things and talk.
The outdoor Flandrau Observatory has free viewing through its 16-inch Cassegrain telescope on Wednesday through Saturday nights from 7 to 10. Downtime Drive up to Gates Pass Scenic Overlook in Tucson Mountain Park (take Speedway Boulevard west of the city, which becomes West Gates Pass Road) in time for sundown.
