Sentence examples for as daybreak from inspiring English sources

Who would you like to see replacing Chiles and Bleakley as Daybreak hosts?

One of the inscriptions in the sandstone gateway is known as Daybreak (89 28 30) and invites the faithful to enter paradise.

ITV is to drop the name GMTV from its breakfast programme, rebranding it as Daybreak to coincide with the arrival of new presenters Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley.

Just as daybreak hit, we arrived at a clearing nearby where Ivan presented us with a giant blue jug, a couple lengths of rope and a metal bar 2 meters long lying secured on the ground in front of us.

This show of more than 140 paintings, drawings, prints, illustrations and ephemera ranges from such well-known Parrish chestnuts as "Daybreak" (1922), depicting a young woman's ecstatic awakening to an erotically symbolic Dawn, to his coy, cartoonish "Old King Cole" mural of 1894.

This show ofmore than 140 paintings, drawings, prints, illustrations and ephemera ranges from such well-known Parris chestnuts as "Daybreak" (1922), depicting a young woman's ecstatic awakening to an erotically symbolic Dawn, to his coy, cartoonish "Old King Cole" mural of 1894.

He enjoys paddling out at daybreak, as the first streaks of dawn paint the sky.

In Illapel, near the epicentre, residents appeared dazed at daybreak as they wandered the streets, searching for loved ones and awaiting the restoration of electricity and other basic services.

I was reminded of a poem that Lucy wrote in high school in which she referred to a tarpon caught at daybreak as "dawn's fool".

"Imagine," she writes,"a world in which the lights went off until daybreak as soon as the sun went down; a world in which... you could never taste anything sweeter than a piece of fruit; a world in which there was no satisfactory way of getting drunk".

By Paul Muldoon The New Yorker, September 7 , 1998P. 60 As I roved out this morning at daybreak View Article Paul Muldoon teaches at Princeton.