Sentence examples for twilight walk from inspiring English sources

Wave Hill hosts a twilight walk with the naturalist Paul Keim to observe the creatures.

NEW YORK TALKS AND WALKS Saturday at 7 p.m., "Twilight Walk of the Brooklyn Bridge Waterfalls," meeting outside Starbucks, 38 Park Row, Lower Manhattan.

Sunday at 6 p.m., "Horseshoe Crab Mating at Dead Horse Bay," a twilight walk to observe this annual ritual, meeting at the Q35 bus stop at the entrance to Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn.

My father knew from his earliest childhood, but one of his earliest and most powerful memories is of a twilight walk there with his parents – he is about four – when they hide behind a tree, leaving him alone.

When evening closes in early and Londoners are cozy at home, a twilight walk through the back streets of Chelsea or Knightsbridge offers a glimpse through town house windows of crowded bookshelves and illuminated paintings.

Tomorrow at 6 30 p.m., "Twilight Walk of Edgar Allan Poe and His Ghostly Friends," a literary and historical meander through Greenwich Village, meeting outside the Second Avenue Deli, 156 Second Avenue, at 10th Street.

Many people stay on the beach until twilight, walking knee-deep in the ocean, flip-flops in hand.

It's driven by a simple two-step beat and echoes of warped vocals, and makes the perfect soundtrack for twilight walks through the city, played ultra-loud through a tinny set of earphones.

It would have meant missing so many adventures we had together: twilight walks around our Queens neighborhood spotting pet ducks in backyards; midnight tutorials about the phases of the moon; low tide beach walks in Provincetown, Cape Cod; and the unforgettable drive up to my freshman dorm, the turquoise Bel-Air stuffed with hot plate, stereo and typewriter.

"BROOKLYN BRIDGE TO BROOKLYN HEIGHTS AT TWILIGHT," a walk across the bridge and through one of the city's first suburbs.

At twilight we walk out back together through the wet spring air and watch his assistant chefs turn hot stones in an open pit fire on to which they pile fresh clams, mussels, potatoes, fava beans, smoked pork, chicken and dough patties called chochoca made from baked potato, flour and pork lard.