Sentence examples for as the dawn of from inspiring English sources
Still, the settlement is better characterized as "business as usual" than as "the dawn of a new day".
Others hail it as the dawn of another Robbins-style 1960s expansion.
Will history look back on Davos 2016 as the dawn of a new delivery decade?
Moores describes the geological history of the area, going backward as far as the dawn of the Mesozoic.
The debate has never been so intense over what archaeologists see as the dawn of human culture.
He cites Emperor Meiji's consumption of beef — a Buddhist sacrilege — as the dawn of Japan's embrace of the West.
Cháteau Mossback is the exactly the same as at the dawn of the Australopithecines!" "I didn't mean to insult you.
Just as effortlessly as nature witnesses the dawn of every new day, birthing new life and bearing fresh buds, it simultaneously wreaks havoc, destruction, and decay.
The script is the same as in the Dawn of Souls version, aside from the new dungeon.
As well as going back to the dawn of time, dinosaurs go back almost to the dawn of cinema itself.
Wall Street greets each wave of takeovers as the dawning of a new era.
