Sentence examples for First dawning from inspiring English sources

The frustration peaked in the summer, when the reality of Red Bull's performance and Ferrari's own inability to progress was first dawning.

In these Hollywood versions of feminism, women do not fight back at the first slight from a man, the first slight from a boss or the first dawning of understanding that life is not fair.

Where he has been cautious and slow to act at the first dawning of the Arab spring two years ago, in Syria today aides point to the lessons about the limits of American power learned over more than a decade of war.

"We resolved in the dead of the night to get a boat into a little channel which came near behind the prison, and at the first dawning of the day... to slip them down the back stairs".

When it first dawns on you that you've been sucked in – that's a telling moment".

I recall the feeling when it first dawned on me that the ground beneath my teenage feet was moving.

"I pointed it out to my mother and that was when it first dawned on me that there were humans behind books.

It first dawned on them that machines could be arranged in new ways, making stuff in a more efficient production line, over shorter distances and with fewer workers.

The concept first dawned on Dr. Wendroff in 1989, when he was helping a friend clear some land in the Catskills.

They may occur in a riddling verse, such as "When the ancient Dawns first dawned, the great Syllable was born in the footsteps of the Cow," alluding to the birth of speech at the beginning of creation.

When it first dawned on him that he might be a poet, Keats — well aware of his class disadvantages and his limited education — was almost frightened by his audacity.