Sentence examples for the magic hour from inspiring English sources
Outside, it's the magic hour.
It was after the magic hour.
Perhaps it rises, like Dracula from his coffin, at the magic hour of midnight.
A time exposure at twilight proves that the Magic Hour does in fact exist.
A small band jammed at the magic hour, the drummer wielding matchsticks.
With the sun at low angle just before it disappeared, this was the magic hour.
The second unit was despatched to gather beautiful and captivating visual ephemera – including breathtaking images of the film's two lovers before a real lightning storm at sundown, and pennants of ducks quacking their way though the magic-hour's crepuscular golden light – while soundmen taped riotous birdsong, forest murmurs and the hiss and babble of water in motion.
During that magic hour, the city has largely recovered from the previous day's punishment, and is not yet under the lash of the next ordeal.
But the music was well played, from the early "Knozz-Moe-King" to the recent "Magic Hour".
Here is the opening of the novel: At magic hour, when the sun is gone but the light has not, armies of flying foxes unhinge themselves from the Banyan trees in the old graveyard and drift across the city like smoke.
Just when you think you've seen the best magic hour landscape of rock formations, another comes to top it.
