sunset ** , also: sundown AmE old-fashioned , also: sun setting

"With all the talk of the sun setting and all that, there were zero problems."

The rising of the sun setting is used as a metaphor for human life.

He should have noticed that, with the sun setting, his scope would reflect.

The sun setting was one of the most beautiful sights in the world to him.

The hide was a lovely blue, like a summer sky when the air is clear and the sun setting.

At last, with the sun setting, he made his way back to the house.

Even at 6.30pm, with the sun setting, it is too hot.

"But what does the sun setting have to do with it?"

The last thing she saw, just before she died, was the sun setting.

It was late afternoon and the sun setting, a great ball.

The sun set the rest of the way without them.

In summer the sun does not set for more than six weeks.

He knew where the sun had set, which would be west.

No, the sun would set in the east before such a thing happened.

By the time they were ready, the sun had already set.

The sun had set not more than half an hour ago.

The sun had not yet set when I reached the house.

The sun had set when he went in once more.

The sun had set little more than an hour ago, but it was already dark.

The sun had set and the air was growing cool.