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twilight

[twahy-lahyt] / ˈtwaɪˌlaɪt /


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Then came Harry Brook's brain fade when set on 31 - flaying a wild drive at pink-ball maestro Mitchell Starc to second slip in the twilight.

From BBC

He’s reckoning with the old wounds and stark compromises that have left him isolated at the twilight of his life.

From Los Angeles Times

They mostly live in the ocean’s twilight zone where light rarely reaches, typically considered 650 to 3,000 feet below the water’s surface.

From Los Angeles Times

Unforgivable chasing of Mitchell Starc in the twilight ended a skittish first innings, made all the more wasteful when he was out to a good ball in the second.

From BBC

Faced with a first-innings of deficit of 177, England started their second innings in the twilight against the pink ball with promise - the visitors were 45-0 from six overs at the dinner break.

From BBC