Sentence examples for twilight has begun from inspiring English sources

It's 4 02 p.m. on a balmy November Friday in Venice, California, and the late-afternoon twilight has begun to set in.

Even now, dedications -- a feature largely replaced by call-in contests in most parts of the country -- are still so popular in Los Angeles that a newcomer may suspect that her tuner, "Twilight Zone" fashion, has begun to pull in 40-year-old signals.

The year is 1920; Sir Richard Naylor and his family await in their great house the final onslaught of the 'Risen People' - meaning that the twilight of the Anglo-Irish has begun to fall as the native Irish begin to take back their land.

After keeping a tight lid on its epic undead finale, Summit Entertainment has begun to shine a light on its famous vampires, sending out a mass of photo stills from "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn".

But my uncle was a young man, and the twilight in Calcutta had begun.

In the estimations of many, and knowing the singular dominance he had exhibited abroad since the early '80s, his time in the N.B.A. had begun far too deep in career twilight.

"We've begun to see a difference on the Fridays with the twilight racing, with the crowds, with more young people coming out," said Schwartz, referring to the 3 p.m. Friday post time at Belmont.

Twilight has been criticised for its non-progressive leanings.

The response to Twilight has been mixed.

Yet twilight has its satisfactions.

Since its release, Twilight has received numerous nominations and awards.