Examples of using A sunset in English and their translations into Hebrew
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No.2078 A sunset beach.
A sunset. Time and silence.
Sharing a sunset with me.
I don't try and control a sunset.
No.2696 A sunset story.
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Tell her I will be back for a sunset walk.
Not a sunset worth remembering.
But it wasn't a sunset at all.
There is nothing more musical than a sunset.”.
I haven't seen a sunset in 20 years.
Furthermore, it is absolutely gorgeous to see during a sunset tour.
It was a sunset last night-- gorgeous!
They were going on a sunset sail.
A sunset walk on the beach, riding the same ferris wheel, sharing snow cones.
We lived, felt dawn, saw a sunset glow.
And I hate looking at a sunset, so my standard for happiness is high!
It is Roppongi Hills which it is red, and is stained with a sunset.
Your hair's like a sunset after a bomb went off.
I pictured zipping up to napa for lunch, sedona for a sunset dinner.
No sweeter voice could complement a sunset of such breath-taking splendor.
Hang out at beach markets, take a sunset cruise or delve into the city's remarkable history- more wartime bombs fell here than at Pearl Harbor.
I'm gonna get them tickets for a sunset wine cruise.
This image represents an illusion of a sunset because of the orange color, only at second glance does it becomes an animal piece.
And banging this thing is like banging a sunset over the ocean.
Although zodiacal light looks like a sunset, the spectacular phenomenon only comes about two hours after sunset, around 10 pm, when the twilight has disappeared.
Well, yeah, I was thinking, um… maybe going on a sunset boat ride for our anniversary?
Visitors will be able to enjoy a Machina concert, a sunset on the Tel Aviv beach,a dramatic record breaking moment in sports. This is absolutely the future of event documentation!
Charles Sheeler and Paul Strand's 1921 short film Manhatta explored the form,ending with a sunset shot from the top of a skyscraper.
And you see, because of the speed, a sunrise or a sunset every 45 minutes for half a year.