Sentence examples for sunset means from inspiring English sources

On the road, drivers use the radio to warn each other about hazards — natural and man-made ("Kojak with a Kodak 201 sunset" means "a state trooper has a radar gun at mile-marker 201 on the westbound side").

On the other hand, a rainbow in the east around sunset means that the rain is on its way out and you can look forward to sunny days.

The migrants departed the village between 01 43 and 05:14 hrs after sunset (mean  =  1 52).

It turns out that by "sunsetting" Yahoo actually meant selling (heh, that's not actually what sunsetting means!).

While we all assumed sunsetting meant shutting the product down, Yahoo said it was actually looking to find a better home for Delicious.

Even without that reality, the law's sunset clause means that Congress has the option to renew the legislation or revise it.

The sunset clause means the bill will terminate at the end of 2016 — requiring new legislation to be brought in by the next UK government (a general election is due to be held in 2015) if the data retention powers are to continue beyond that point.

The timetable for examining what is a complex, technical and lengthy (running to some 300-pages) piece of legislation is relatively short, given the government wants to whole process to be done and dusted — with an act in place — by the end of the year when a sunset clause means existing emergency surveillance legislation, DRIPA, will expire.

Netanyahu has argued that the deal's sunset provision means that once it expires, Iran will be free to pursue nuclear weapons.

Every shade of blue from sunrise to sunset — which meant a few streaks of pink on a blue T-shirt — made these sports clothes seem ready for the beach.

No one had thought about the lighting problems posed by the armory's windows, and Buckley's crew refused to begin until sunset, which meant the proceedings started an hour late and suffered from a wine shortage.