Sentence examples for the sunset of from inspiring English sources
As well as the beautiful view of the sunset of Arpoador.
The new life is reached only through the sunset of the old one.
Holding on to the sunset of the Hardy Boys' adolescence has not been simple.
"One time everybody was looking at the sunset of the [American oil] industry," Hamm said.
Brewster's nuanced account introduces us to a plutocracy frolicking in the sunset of England's Edwardian era and America's Gilded Age.
Viewed through this lens, the sunset of the current phase of globalisation seems dreadfully close to the horizon.
The closest thing to "Entourage" was "Curb Your Enthusiasm," which was also about Hollywood but focused on entertainment mandarins nearing the sunset of their careers.
Post-Fidel anticipation has tourists flocking to Cuba to bask in the sunset of the revolution: the patched-together Studebakers, the stuck-in-time streetscapes.
Accompanied by a soundtrack heavy on ethnic ululations, Ms. Close guides us from the dawn of time to the sunset of fossil-derived energy with soporific sobriety.
State Racing Comm., said "This could be the dawning of a new day-the sunset of the old one View Article By Jelani Cobb By Joan Acocella By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino.
State Racing Comm., said "This could be the dawning of a new day-the sunset of the old one View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Masha Gessen By David Remnick.
