twilight world การใช้

• "We're operating in a twilight world,"
• In the ensuing twilight world he sees past scenes from his life.
• The use of aliases is common in the twilight world of Islamic militancy.
• The next single was the more serious and jazzy " Twilight World ".
• Their stricken souls await to accompany you through the twilight world of the gods.
• Viewers should get used to being in that twilight world where fact and fiction meet.
• And so this therapist from San Francisco launches herself into the twilight world of terminal illness.
• They are neither living nor dead but are cursed to live in the twilight world of Sauron.
• She lives in a twilight world and gains most satisfaction through the exercise of power over others.
• This is the twilight world of dimpled and pregnant chads _ and it could rapidly turn to farce.
• The past continually intrudes into the twilight world Hollinghurst evokes, dragging Manners back to England for a time.
• Inside this solitary, twilight world, he lives and works surrounded by old movie reels and vintage cameras and projectors.
• He bounds up the concrete stairway into a twilight world where police are bandits and bandits police and residents tiptoe a line between the two.
• If Judge Sauls had let the recounts continue, then Florida would have entered the twilight world of guessing voter intent from dimpled bits of paper.
• Here, too, Schneider is effective at evoking the strange twilight world of junkies _ one foot in real time, the other in high time.
• So my best friend left me, at least temporarily, in a twilight world where it's always 8 o'clock on a summer night.
• Writing what he pleased earned Groom standing room in the twilight world of authors who produce books, receive respectful reviews and learn to live with near-anonymity.
• He appeared as a guest vocalist on Blind Guardian's albums " Follow the Blind " and " Tales from the Twilight World ".
• In Max's world, those who choose to live in that twilight world between good and evil are doomed, but in Invisible War, we all are.
• You could be forgiven if, in the days after the State of the Union address, you momentarily felt yourself in the midst of the twilight world of John le Carre.