Sentence examples for twilight glow from inspiring English sources

Dayglow and twilight glow are analogous terms.

But it was also a love story, as the title suggests, set in the flickering twilight glow of prewar America.

It was a fine example of attentive duologue, later echoed in a pair of ballads by Mr. Camilo, "Twilight Glow" and "Two Much".

The early twilight glow that illuminates many scenes evokes the consciousness of an older man with an uncertain future sadly gazing forward, although Mr. Castaneda looks a little too young for his character (late 50s rather than 10 years older).

He had been friendly with Mondrian, but never forgot the evening when he remarked about the "twilight glow" and Mondrian simply pulled the blinds, saying that he didn't want to see it any more.

The spare, haunting melody of "Twilight Glow," which appeared on his Grammy-winning 2003 album, "Live From the Blue Note," evokes the setting sun as seen one day through a window at his home in Katonah, where he lived for 11 years before moving to Bedford four years ago.

Reports collected by the Royal Society in London confirm that there were unusual twilight glows as far north as Norway from November 1883 to February 1884.

She is attuned to the most intimate details, like a neon sculpture by Stephen Antonakos, which at twilight glows from her bedroom window with the same electric blue as the sky.

Twilight Face Glow If you've read the book, you'll know how Bella finally gets her glow.

6. Twilight Freshface Glow by Fresh brightens and evens skin tone, concealing pores and small blemishes.

Suspicious fires, pregnant pauses and empty streets dominate Gregory Crewdson's photographs, which expose the dark side of Norman Rockwell's America to a "Twilight Zone" glow.