Sentence examples for when twilight comes from inspiring English sources

And when twilight comes, without the wind for once, all my dread lifts, and the hills seem unspeakably calm.

That would explain why, when Twilight comes on during the first episode of the new series, Jacob's reaction is a hearty: "Oh no!" Later, he objects to the franchise's basic premise.

Amundsen wrote: It was about 10 o'clock when twilight came on.

Twilight came and the illuminations down Main Street glowed and sparkled.

As the twilight came that Saturday evening, Almonte lingered on the Giants' bench.

And finally at twilight coming home in every sense of the word.

Yet they serve her well when "twilight" starts to fall.

However, its box office takings have eclipsed the vampire series, whose best opening weekend came in 2009, when Twilight: New Moon raked in $141m £88.8mm).

The big question is what Summit Entertainment will do when Twilight is over.

When Twilight tries to apologize to her, Cadance reveals her evil side, casting a spell around Twilight which transports her underground to the caves beneath Canterlot.

Maghrib prayer is offered between sunset to the time when twilight disappears.