dusk
dusk
We’re dreaming of laying down in this hammock and enjoying the dusk scenery from this serene spot right about now.
From Huffington Post
The “big rush” was a pair of large-antlered bucks that arrived at dusk.
From Plain Dealer
We arrived at dusk, as the call to prayer rose into the darkening sky.
From Foreign Policy
I like to walk by the trees at dusk, when their towering silhouettes stand out against the evening sky.
From The Seattle Times
The city’s tree lighting happened at dusk with little fanfare and no crowd.
From Chicago Tribune
Hummingbirds feed throughout the day, from dawn to dusk.
From The Mercury News
The group of volunteers arrived at one parking lot as dusk was creeping across the sky.
From The New Yorker
The day unfurled until dusk eventually arrived with its warm light and long shadows.
From The Atlantic
We played hide-n-seek til dusk scarring ourselves silly by jumping out from behind bushes.
From CNN
Starting at dusk, skiers and hikers follow a candlelit path over two frozen, snow-covered lakes.
From Washington Post
It’s best to avoid the outdoors around dawn and dusk, which are peak mosquito-biting hours.
From Plain Dealer
They put him to work carrying heavy loads of bricks, dawn to dusk, every day.
From OCRegister
They are very good for the environment when they’re outside minding their own business, flying around dusk to dawn eating mosquitoes and other insects.
From Chicago Tribune
Try to stay inside at dawn, dusk and early evening, which are peak mosquito times.
From TIME
Owners should remove their flags at dusk unless the banners are illuminated.
From The Star-Ledger – NJ.com
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