Sentence examples for a bright dawn from inspiring English sources

"I know that for America there will always be a bright dawn ahead".

We awakened to a bright dawn, a wind-ruffled lake and below-freezing temperatures, but the fireplace and the sun streaming in through picture windows and glass doors soon removed the chill.

Given her efforts at inclusion, we can perhaps forgive Cheney for awarding her former boss, Ronald Reagan, the last quoted words in the book ("I know that for America there will always be a bright dawn ahead").

He was hailed as a world-beating figurehead for the new South Africa, newly emerged from the darkness of apartheid into a bright dawn in which the country could hold its head high and take its place among the nations of the world.

I am currently working in Uganda and am only a couple of hours' flight away but I will return to London without setting foot in Eritrea... What gives you hope for Eritrea's future?The fact that the sun always does shine and that even at the end of the longest night there is a bright dawn.

A brighter dawn Towards the end of the interview at the NS's Victoria offices, its proprietor Geoffrey Robinson MP, the Gordon Brown cheerleader and former paymaster general, pokes his head around the door.

This shot was taken from a helicopter one hazy, bright dawn in May.

Its story begins on the morning of Dec. 30, 1999, and concludes two days later, in the bright dawn of a new millennium, with the world looking pretty much the same as it did before, which, given that the final scene takes place on one of Rio's spectacular white sand beaches, is not too shabby.

12.53pm: pasks85 asks: "England beat a mediocre swedish team with a hopeful longshot missed by the keeper and a bit of a more luck than judgement back heel and all of a sudden its the new bright dawn, so much for the era of understated expectations, isn t it probable they will get knocked out by the first team they run into that are any good?" Barney replies: Oh get out of it.

Daybreak, ITV's expensive breakfast programme, is not proving a bright new dawn for the broadcaster's new management.

Today, however, is a bright new dawn.