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Meanings of sunset (sunsets) in English
Daily disappearance of the Sun below the western half of the horizon.
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Usage of sunsets in English
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I don't know why but sunsets in New York are simply magical.
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The glory of sunsets is equally increased in the thin upper air.
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Think of the sunsets and the moonrises- Ibelievethe colours are unimaginable.
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His life has been like the days that end in pleasant sunsets.
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Others think of Bali and imagine a tropical oasis and serene sunsets.
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One thing I do enjoy thoroughly, and that is the splendid sunsets.
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Colorado sunsets covered the west with glory, and then came quick coolness.
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Let God make His sunsets: I will mottle my little fading cloud.
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We went there for the sunsets, but that was five-and-twenty years ago.
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For draperies it is particularly adapted, and for gorgeous sunsets is invaluable.
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Emissions from the 1883 Krakatau eruption generated dramatic sunsets around the world.
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Pollutants have made Jersey sunsets one of the wonders of the world.
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You don't have sunsets here in the city, it just gets dark.
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But what makes sunsets in Zanzibar truly special are the Sunset Jumpers.
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And I hope some of them will face west, for the sunsets.'
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Sometimes we'd go to the Tattler, or to the Montauket for sunsets.
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