dusk造句
151. She sat like a statue, white against the approaching dusk, unblinking.
152. Behind him the window merged through silver into a dusk of green and chrysanthemum.
153. I have taken my colouring for Sample 3 from a photograph of a stormy sky over a small lake at dusk.
154. It passes Venus in the west at dusk Jan. 22, and Saturn, also at dusk, Jan. 23.
155. Do they feed at all times of night or just after dusk?
156. They were buried at dusk, after the cabin passengers had finished their post-dinner walk around the deck.
157. Everything you need to create great make-up looks from dawn to dusk.
158. It was growing dusk; stars were pricking out in the cold sky above them.
159. The men had arrived at the empty farmhouse fifteen hours earlier, just as dusk was falling.
160. But it was still only dusk, and we went outside to wait for full darkness on the roof of the folly.
161. A few big flies buzzed around the kitchen, then settled down with dusk.
162. At dusk we put on our coats again and go out.
163. And then she'd found herself confronted with this fabulous coastline, floodlit silver and peachy gold in the dusk.
164. The city began to light up, skyscrapers loomed beyond the walls like neon pillars against the dusk.
165. She peers through the deepening dusk, scanning the terrain 500 feet below as she looks for her farm.
166. Gates open at Bishops Lydeard at 09.30 closing at dusk over the Cavalcade weekend of July 4 and 5.
167. When the saint returned at dusk, a large field was clear and ready for planting.
168. On and on they flew until day turned into dusk and they reached the big supermarket on the edge of the town.
169. There was movement there amid the tumbled rocks that the dusk was making into a maze of shadow.
170. It was not yet dusk, but the drive up to Kevin's mock Tudor house was lined with lit-up toadstools.
171. The soft light of dusk was thinning, leaving trees and buildings blackened agalnst the evening sky.
172. These are dusk to around 1.30 a.m., and from first glimmer of light to an hour or so after sun-up.
173. Many Catfish are crepuscular, that is to say they are most active during the hours of twilight around dawn and dusk.
174. We heard the bus, from far off, growling its way through the still dusk.
175. As standard, every diver carries a light stick, glowing colours moving around a pinnacle that was previously dived at dusk.
176. Then, just before dusk a single figure was spotted again moving out of sight on the small col below the second pinnacle.
177. The gangway lamps seemed to give no light, only add further to the gloom of the dusk.
178. The week he returned, Primo sent a postcard to Angelita with a picture of the Manhattan skyline at dusk.
179. She stayed in the chair as dusk crept over the garden below, too physically and mentally tired to move.
180. The windward coast jitney dropped him off on the road above the cottage at dusk.
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