Ramadan has begun, and he is no doubt fasting 14 hours from sunrise to sunset.
He might make an agreeable companion for Mubarak as they spend their sunset years reflecting on what might have been.
Best Seat in the House: Near the windows at sunset to see the sun drop behind Mount Fuji.
And near the end of the play, Seguin offered an allusion to Fiddler on the Roof, yelling, “Sunrise, sunset!”
This “new” Van Gogh was announced this morning in The New York Times, with the title “sunset at Montmajour.”
She was terrible as an army with banners; fair as the sea or the sunset.
Now they might not be slain there and then, for it was unlawful to slay captives after sunset.
But he much prefers darkness to light, and takes excursions after sunset.'
The splendour of the sunset was in his soul and the world was athrob with joy.
It was just on sunset when he returned to arrange for Harding to go out with him about midnight.
verb
To subject a government agency, a legislative provision, etc, to automatic termination after a specified period: Many senior members of the CAB favor legislative proposals to ''sunset'' the agency earlier
[1978+; fr sunset law]
