Dusks

Charlton recognise false dusks, too, as well as good men when they have them. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Softly throbbing, voice and strings arose on sensuous crests of song, died away to whisperings and caresses, drifted through love-dusks and twilights, or swelled again to love-cries barbarically imperious in which were woven plaintive calls and madnesses of invitation and promise. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Neither is a sensibility that latches on to dusks and dawns and roses. ❋ Unknown (2009)

There would be other big skies, other thermonuclear, apocalyptic dusks. ❋ Stephen Marlowe (2011)

He feels a certain peace, clinging to the side of Swartberg Pass: The clouds are like huge silver battleships, the dusks like golden liquids—the Karoo is a place of raw light and monumental skies and relentless silence. ❋ Anthony Doerr (2010)

Glitter Rose is named after the glitter rose dusks that happen at certain tides – when the last of sunset has fallen, a strange phosphorescence can be seen on the sands of the beaches. ❋ Girliejones (2010)

Glitter Rose is named after the glitter-rose dusks that happen at certain tides on the island - when the last of sunset has fallen, a strange phosphorescence can be seen on the sands of the beaches. ❋ Girliejones (2010)

“It is to my great and unutterable joy that this old man shall live to see many more dawns and dusks,” he said. ❋ Margaret Peterson Haddix (2010)

They slip out between our legs and lope into summer dusks. ❋ Unknown (2009)

On winter dusks, robin ticks and wren flourishes made a percussive crepuscule for the settling wood. ❋ TIM DEE (2009)

In “A Drugstore in Winter,” Ozick describes how reading and “certain drugstore winter dusks” came together thanks to the traveling library that arrived in her neighborhood every other week. ❋ Unknown (2009)

After giving Sasha a tour of his apartment, Justin took him to the neighborhood park where the two sat among children who were enjoying the final dusks of summer. ❋ Unknown (2009)

In fact, the film is light-besotted, conveying a couple's longing through the whites of winter, the pales of morning, doomy dusks, the tender glow of spring. ❋ Unknown (2009)

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The eruption of only a volcano, the Krakatoa, in the 19th Century, caused a great deal of pollution, demonstrated by the fact that, for months, the sky of a great region of the ocean was full of clouds and the dawns and dusks looked funny, due to the immense quantity of gaseous vapors and particles in the air. ❋ Unknown (2006)