Sentence examples for sunset days from inspiring English sources

The £2,600 individual restitution will serve as some closure for the elderly Kenyans who are all in their sunset days.

Ms. Shaw, who is Irish-born, also appeared last year in Ms. Warner's first movie, "The Last September," an adaptation of Elizabeth Bowen's novel about the sunset days of the Anglo-Irish nobility.

Between trying to rewrite the doomsday scenario for the Middle East, lighting a Christmas tree in Belfast, and wowing the young people in Vietnam, he has issued no fewer than 29,000 pages of executive orders in his sunset days.

Behind them lay one of the most inspired canons in pop history: Sunny Afternoon, Waterloo Sunset, Days, et al, the innovative guitar squall of You Really Got Me, lesser-praised gems such as I'm Not Like Everybody Else, and the sharp social vignettes of Two Sisters, Big Black Smoke and David Watts.

The first recital was timed with the sunset: day turned into night through the latticed windows backing the musicians, and a captive audience listened as the rigid notations became figments of nature.

Farmers, who go to work before the sun rises and work until well past sunset, seven days a week, 365 days a year, earn only pennies on each dollar they invest in their product.

Then I was back behind the wheel: Pick up, drop-off, pick up, drop-off, maybe a bathroom break or McDonald's, pick up, drop-off, sunrise, sunset, three days on the road, seven days on the road, 15 prisoners on the van by this point, always on the road.

Like "Before Sunset," "2 Days" is about a romance between a Frenchwoman and an American man.

In Long Beach, Calif., a Thursday night arrival from Oakland saw a welcome sight: a sunset, after days of rain had soaked Southern California and cost some their homes.

The data from the corresponding water depths (50-cm intervals down to 10 m) and times (hourly, before dawn to sunset, several days) were related to the highly resolved (2 nm) underwater ultraviolet radiation (UVR)/photosynthetic active radiation (PAR) transparency (290 to 700 nm).

Sunrise, sunset; the days come and go with the ebb and flow of receding shadows.