Sentence examples for twilight before from inspiring English sources
It was twilight before the furious swarm dispersed and the boys could come out of hiding and go home.
Most elegiac memoir: Jane Shilling's The Fox in the Cupboard (Viking), in which an urban sophisticate learns to ride and hunt in the twilight before the ban.
As people gathered in the chilled twilight before the game, many stopped at the orange construction fence to look at the school being resurrected.
A curious but devout segment of the gambling public journeys from New York to casinos like Mohegan Sun to gamble away the night, venturing from darkness to the casino's timeless twilight before heading home in the dark once again.
Miss You Already might be her first feature about the so-called grownups, but the friendship between Colette and Barrymore has echoes of ones Hardwicke has explored before: Milly, arguably like Evie (Thirteen) and Bella (Twilight) before her, is a demanding narcissist clinging to the straighter, no-nonsense Jess, who is more Tracy (Thirteen) and Jacob (Twilight).
Determining the correct altitude to watch is a bit more difficult than the azimuth, especially in the twilight before stars begin to appear, which is the usual time satellites are seen.
I've been in the twilight zone before, where I just felt so good I couldn't do anything wrong".
Years before Twilight and its sulky undead hordes, World of Darkness mixed punk-rock rebellion and gothic style into the vampire mythos, grabbing the 90s zeitgeist by the throat and selling millions of books in the process.
He would stage the first night helicopter assault of the war to rouse the Vietcong from their sleep in the twilight just before dawn.
In August 2008, the emotional climax of the Democratic convention in Denver was Mr. Obama's twilight speech before an estimated 84,000 people at Invesco Field at Mile High, home of the Denver Broncos.
— Caleb Crain I'm reading Joseph Roth's "The Radetzky March," which is full of mourning for the end of the Austro-Hungarian empire — the twilight period before the First World War began.
