Sentence examples for toward twilight from inspiring English sources

Toward twilight, as he starts to grow hungry, he heads out.

Toward twilight one said to waitress "Another round, please, but don't you think this one should be on the house?" Waitress said they didn't do anything like that, so they said they would go to Tim's on 44th St. who sets 'em up every third round.

They gazed out the windows of this place for the old, afternoon sliding toward twilight.

So even as some voices in the community are calling for growers to go legit, farmers insistent on doing their thing unmolested by New York bankers and Silicon Valley tech bros are edging minute-by-minute toward twilight.

Hafner, 35, was headed toward the twilight of his career, if he had not already reached it, and a successful final chapter required the best fit.

THE trail at the end of the road climbed several hundred yards up through the trees, toward a twilight eerily burnished by a nearly full moon.

By January, only 99 patients remained, including Mr. Burns, who had entered the hospital as a teenager and would leave it as a middle-aged man marching toward the twilight of his life.

The original goal was to eliminate that stride, shifting to a simplified approach championed by Paul Molitor toward the twilight of his career and by Jeter's teammate Brett Gardner after the 2008 season.

His father is tan, but he is also old, his body clearly heading toward its twilight, and he looks somewhat melancholy despairing, even as if the empty pool in front of him were a reservoir of regrets.

Mr. Baryshnikov at various stages of his career was recalled in these three works, and to say that "Mr. XYZ" charts his progress toward the twilight of that career is not wrong.

It is simply that oil is moving toward the twilight of our economy.