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• It is jagged now, vestigial, twilit.
• Clooney's eyes glisten through the gloom like shiny black coals studded into a craggy twilit landscape.
• Watts stumbled into the twilit castle courtyard and struck down the leader of the strategy session with his foam claws.
• The airplane dropped out of the twilit sky above the savanna just in time, only minutes before darkness enveloped the dirt airstrip.
• Elsewhere, Erika leads a twilit existence eavesdropping on copulating couples and sneaking into pornographic video arcades where she excites herself by sniffing soiled tissues.
• Leaving her passionate heart behind, Tsk
  transforms back into a crane and flaps her way into the snowy twilit night on her final journey.
• The sensitive landscape painting is also notable, with orange stripes over a blue twilit sky, typical of Titian's highly mature phase.
• There's a crunchy chorus too, that'll have them singing along at Glastonbury's Park Stage on a twilit Saturday evening.
• Ladies with lacy parasols, twilit mansions with topiary mazes : There's no huge mystery about why filmmakers would be attracted to Henry James novels.
• Courbet's bathers look naked, not nude, by comparison; they'd be absurdly out of place in Merle's dreamy, twilit groves.
• Much more typical of " Second Best's " quiet effectiveness is a lovely twilit conversation Graham and James have by a brook on a camping expedition.
• This amber glow gives the film, which remembers the tragic events surrounding the partition of India in 1947, a ruddy twilit sensuality along with a sense of nocturnal foreboding.
• A blue and white bus materializes from the twilit gloom, pulling up just beyond the hulking train pylons at Queens Plaza, where homeless men scavenge through garbage and broken bottles litter sidewalks.
• There is plenty of that light here, south of Sicily, in hot midday sunstrokes that cut deep into shadowy corners and in soft wisps of twilit red that trail off toward Africa.
• These asteroids are particularly difficult to detect from the surface of the Earth, as they are usually positioned in the daylit or twilit sky, when background light from the Sun makes such faint objects invisible.
• Released in 1997, " Time Out of Mind " was Dylan's first CD of original material since 1990, a twilit, often somber reflection on aging, loneliness and running out of time.
• Some Rats will also transform into "'Twilit Vermin "', and appear in Arbiter's Grounds as ghosts, latching onto Link and slowing him down as if he were wearing Iron Boots.
• Even as a giant Soyuz booster rocket streaked skyward from the Baikonur Cosmodrome, turning the twilit sky over Central Asia bright orange, the current Mir crew was using oxygen canisters for a second straight day as they worked to fix faulty oxygen generators.
• Overall, the sound has a rather muted, twilit, dusky feel, similar in feel to " Megaherz " on Kraftwerk's debut album, as H黷ter and Schneider explored the possibilities for electronic and auto-mechanical enhancement of their music.
• Milne  set himself against the Celtic Twilight school which had dominated his youth', as " The Times " obituary put it, much as Yeats'later poetry sought to undo the twilit fashion set by his own earlier verse.