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Meanings of sunset in English
Daily disappearance of the Sun below the western half of the horizon.
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Usage of sunset in English
1
I would be minded, therefore, to support your proposed sunset clause amendments.
2
At sunset a great horn blew five short blasts, repeated five times.
3
The expiring provisions at issue were set to sunset in December 2009.
4
On the top they met, in the red light of the sunset.
5
At sunset on the second day, a great bell began to ring.
6
Beyond the hill the afterglow of sunset still lingered in the sky.
7
At sunset the last of the laggards is back in the nest.
8
What it means for the 'gram Chip-shop counters are the new sunset.
9
It was really natural; the sunset was gone, here was grey twilight.
10
Away in the distance the purple hills faded into the sunset sky.
11
Tonight, at sunset, we will give Skylan's body to the Sea Goddess.
12
Let the others know there'll be another execution this evening, before sunset.
13
It might be last night's sunset or one from 20 years ago.
14
The dark was coming fast; a crimson sunset was reddening the river.
15
And then the sunset ahead-thatgold and crimson hole in the sky.
16
One of the only good things about this place is the sunset.
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Translations for sunset
Russian
Spanish
Catalan
Sunset through the time
Sunset across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
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