twilight zone

But I guess for them it was a bit like being in a Twilight Zone episode, just being stuck in a featureless, well-lit room.

The human race is in a twilight zone between a dying civilisation on life support and an emerging one trying to find its legs.

Now, we're in the Twilight Zone, where the sun never shines. Inhabitants include some exotic eels and a giant spider crab. . .

And we're now in a very strange, sort of twilight zone where no one quite knows what's worked, or what doesn't.

'We are now entering the beginning of the Twilight Zone, ' one European defense official said Sunday. 'Nobody knows what comes next. '

Stocks are destined to enter a "twilight zone" as they rebound in the midst of falling profits, he wrote in a report yesterday.

The black-and-white film noir decor, narrative thread, and not least the name, immediately conjured up images of the Twilight Zone.

I had reached this twilight zone through the misty frontiers of my own unconscious.

Wrestling is in a twilight zone between sport and entertainment.

There is no twilight zone of honesty in business. A thing is right or it's wrong. It's black or it's white.

Unfortunately, it involves quantum mechanics, the twilight zone of physics.

And Disney plans to spend $75 million at its Disneyland park in Anaheim, California, on a Twilight Zone Tower of Terror.

In the US and Europe, nutraceuticals exist in a regulatory twilight zone.

Doctors could keep a body hoeing in this twilight zone between life and death for hours while repairing wounds, and then re ie it.

twilight zone (a) inner city area where the buildings are dilapidated

The Twilight Zone: The Definitive Edition - Season

I was a gypsy lost in the twilight zone