Verwenden Sie „sundown“ in einem Satz

1. He slept the rest of the day, and began to stir close to sundown

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2. “I'll have the animals removed before sundown

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3. Harry said, “They didn't get home until almost sundown

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4. When it became apparent that there was no convincing her that they would all be cyborg-slaves on Planet Fnord by sundown, Sunil bitterly tossed his apple away, and it flowed down the stream until it rested on a small road by the embankment, and was swiftly run over by a passing horse carriage

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5. meet his son there after sundown

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6. Meet me at the docks at sundown

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7. Finally I turned back to Vanessa, “Most of what I carry is for trade supplies, and I always meant to pass it on to the Elders in Sundown anyway

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8. Even knowing that, it was a shock to find out he was the one responsible for what had happened in Sundown

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9. It looked like the Sundown residents had been able to get a barricade of sorts together, made of trailers, cars, trucks, and whatever else they could find to surround the area, but they were fooling themselves if they thought it would be successful in stopping even a small number of freaks on a rampage

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10. There couldn’t be more than a hundred people standing there, and somehow I knew this was all that was left of Sundown

11. Finally, at third day’s sundown, we entered West Yellowstone, the town of our destination, where we rested four nights, and point of departure for our daily visits to Yellowstone National Park

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12. He hoped that the long late shadows of sundown would be enough to hide within

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13. He was hung on a tree and subsequently had to be buried before sundown

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14. Orphenn found him in the main hall at sundown, gazing out to the bustling

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15. Jewish law that stated all dead bodies must be buried by sundown on the day of death,

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16. It was somewhat after sundown when they entered the gate of the walled town

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17. Late afternoon relentlessly merged toward sundown as Moshe followed the placidly plodding animals as they were herded along

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18. “They should get here not much before sundown,” he had reported

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19. They took their torn and dirty shirts off and Lorna washed them and draped them over the wall to dry before sundown

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20. They came down from the mountain about sundown, but no man asked Jesus a question

21. Not until later on that day, after sundown, was this man really healed

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22. Not until several hours later, after sundown, was her cure effected in connection with the extraordinary event which occurred in the front yard of the Zebedee home

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23. 5 Jesus, with Andrew and Peter, waited by the seashore until nearly sundown

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24. 1 IT WAS near sundown on Friday afternoon, August 12, A

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25. 1 When the Master's procession entered Jericho, it was nearing sundown, and he was minded to abide there for the night

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26. Such conduct would not only render them ceremonially unclean and thereby debar them from partaking of the afternoon feast of thanksgiving but would also necessitate their subjection to purification ceremonies after sundown, before they would be eligible to partake of the Passover supper

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27. In order to be sure that she would not lose him in the shadows, she had assigned him a corner of the bedroom, the only one where he would be safe from the dead people who wandered through the house after sundown

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28. At sundown, while she was drifting through the shadows in the square, Aureliano, was going along the porch like a stranger, scarcely greeting Amaranta Úrsula and Gaston, who usually dined at that time, and shutting herself up in his room again, unable to read or write or even think because of the anxiety brought on by the laughter, the whispering, the preliminary frolics, and then the explosions of agonizing happiness that capped the nights in the house

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29. She made it to her house less than an hour before sundown and the start of this week’s Sabbath

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30. Because of his faith, he rested on the Sabbath, from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday

31. every lawman in the West will be on your trail by sundown,” he said in

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32. It was shortly after sundown that Samuel returned and told us of another large room where most of the people had gathered, and wanted each to follow him there, and we did

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33. ‘’A bit higher only: there are only the top landing platform and the central antenna tower assembly left to put in place, which should be done before sundown today

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34. And what differences does it make? We're all gonna be dead by sundown

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35. It was sundown by the time Alvin returned the

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36. We will be married by sundown and her household shall join my household

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37. Rad made his way upstairs with a gait that would have had him climbing until sundown

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38. It was close to sundown, and she needed to see Cody to combat the helplessness she felt

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39. between sundown and sunrise according to the law, but he didn’t give

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40. “State law states that no vampire can be indoors from sundown

41. hours till sundown when the hunting curfew started and was curious

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42. She filled her days helping the women in the camp get through what seemed a never ending array of chores—preparing and cooking all the meals, fetching water for cleaning, scrubbing laundry by hand at the river’s edge, cleaning the bedding, bathing the children, swatting the voluminous dust and sand from rugs and eiderdowns with handmade brooms—it seemed as if every woman in the camp was busy from sun up till well after sundown

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43. She helped wherever and whenever she could, pushing herself through the quotidian chores during the day and by sundown she

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44. The day sped by amidst a fine dusting of powdery snow-frosted trees and afternoon brightness gave way to lengthening sundown shadows

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45. Having not found anything wrong with all the unoccupied properties they inspected, Bill Logan and his Deputy returned to the Sheriff’s office long after sundown

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46. They drove until they arrived in a town called Grenoble by sundown

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47. "Why the hell is that, and is this story going to end before sundown?"

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48. “Be ready by sundown,” Ricardo said

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49. Mac went home for the day, and it was nearing sundown

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50. He said to Uki, “If we’re not out by sundown, you can come in and see what’s going on

51. Strolling on deck with my mother who would not let me out of her sight, gazing at the sea for hours, insatiably, having an early dinner at sundown, sleeping on the top bunk in our cabin, waking up early to make out the indistinct outlines of Cyprus at six in the morning, in the cool breeze, in the haze, and finally having them solidify and concretize little by little on our two-hour approach to the port of Limassol

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52. of reaching the treed city before sundown, they stopped for a short reprieve at a glade,

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53. on the road since leaving Tarden, it was just after sundown

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54. The impossible was accomplished by sundown

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55. “You need to leave by sundown

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56. By sundown he was well out to sea and well on the way to

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57. returned to the Queen in time to enjoy a brilliant sundown and while Hayden and Betty

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58. ” Philippe’s tone was more than tinged with fear as he pleaded with his wife, at the front porch, that sundown

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59. It was almost sundown when the family finally left Forest Green

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60. I hear the Coptic refrain toward sundown, pensively falling on the

61. Getting on to sundown

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62. Sundown, gunfire for the men to cross the lines

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63. But by and by, as said, this evening after sundown, the wind sitting in the west, biggish swollen clouds to be seen as the night increased and the weatherwise poring up at them and some sheet lightnings at first and after, past ten of the clock, one great stroke with a long thunder and in a brace of shakes all scamper pellmell within door for the smoking shower, the men making shelter for their straws with a clout or kerchief, womenfolk skipping off with kirtles catched up soon as the pour came

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64. "In the evenin'—'bout an hour er two before sundown

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65. It was about sundown

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66. They were all walking home from the fields at sundown, the adults work-weary, the children running on ahead, and Harry Ploughman bringing up the rear with the unharnessed oxen

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67. Those were golden days and balmy nights! In and out of harbour all the time—old friends everywhere—sleeping in some cool temple or ruined cistern during the heat of the day—feasting and song after sundown, under great stars set in a velvet sky! Thence we turned and coasted up the Adriatic, its shores swimming in an atmosphere of amber, rose, and aquamarine; we lay in wide landlocked harbours, we roamed through ancient and noble cities, until at last one morning, as the sun rose royally behind us, we rode into Venice down a path of gold

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68. And the talk, the wonderful talk flowed on—or was it speech entirely, or did it pass at times into song—chanty of the sailors weighing the dripping anchor, sonorous hum of the shrouds in a tearing North-Easter, ballad of the fisherman hauling his nets at sundown against an apricot sky, chords of guitar and mandoline from gondola or caique? Did it change into the cry of the wind, plaintive at first, angrily shrill as it freshened, rising to a tearing whistle, sinking to a musical trickle of air from the leech of the bellying sail? All these sounds the spell-bound listener seemed to hear, and with them the hungry complaint of the gulls and the sea-mews, the soft thunder of the breaking wave, the cry of the protesting shingle

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69. At sundown I walked over to Omen, a Kyoto country-style restaurant and had a small bowl of red miso soup and complimentary spiced sake

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70. Sundown, dawn, full night, my body had no sense of time and I decided to accept it and proceed Fred’s way

71. Miss Melly was upstairs cryin’ on her bed and wouldn’t tell us “Well, about sundown Ashley and me were sittin’ on the front step, lookin’ down the nothin’

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72. The radio on the counter wasn’t supposed to be on—Charlie knew this because, whenever his grandfather visited, there was no music from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday

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73. He’d actually asked which route she wanted to take, rather than simply deciding, and she’d chosen Fifty-Ninth Street; these days, you had to be crazy to cut across the Park after sundown

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74. But it is hard! I had counted on passing the Golden Perch at Stock before sundown

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75. to their pace, then at sundown yesterday they would reach the borders of

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76. 'I have duty now till sundown, as have all the others here, I think

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77. As they came out again into the open country at sundown they overtook an old man leaning on a staff, and he was clothed in rags of grey or dirty white, and at his heels went another beggar, slouching and whining

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78. As dusk blotted out sundown over Bryant Street, we pulled into the parking lot outside the Medical Examiner’s Office

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79. The wives and daughters served dinner – rice, kofta, and chicken qurma – at sundown

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80. The Talibs said he was a liar and a thief like all Hazaras and ordered him to get his family out of the house by sundown

81. Yesterday I came here before sundown, for at sundown the UnDead can move

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82. Last night there was no exodus, so tonight before the sundown I took away my garlic and other things

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83. The gates of the Paris cemeteries closed, at that epoch, at sundown, and this being a municipal regulation, the Vaugirard cemetery was bound by it like the rest

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84. One evening during that same month of April, Jean Valjean had gone out; Cosette had seated herself on this bench after sundown

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85. Mabeuf never had any fire in his chamber, and went to bed at sundown, in order not to consume any candles

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86. He drove into the shadowy limits of New Chicago at sundown

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87. They tiptoed back through the deserted corridors, Will feeling a crazy urge to whistle as he often did past the graveyard at sundown, Dad asking what made them late, and they trying to remember all the places they hid in one day

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88. From sundown to now it had taken a wonderful time, creeping upon the library, as if it were a once friendly fort that might now be manned by Arabs

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