Sentence examples for dawn days from inspiring English sources
He was around when it was still safe to walk the Boardwalk in the hours before dawn, days when the beach was so packed with people you could hardly see the sand.
Somewhat reminiscent of the "Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round An Old Oak Tree" or Tony Orlando and Dawn days.
As a sidelight, the straight preferred stock of Bank of America quadrupled while the common merely doubled since the darkest before dawn days.
"We were at clubs till dawn day after day.
The tour is available at Dawn, Day, Twilight or Night.
"These are the dawning days of sex-positive feminism — when the notion of female desire is being reevaluated," she tells us.
After a while, when Hobart begins recalling doomed historical figures from the Western days of yore, like Meriwether Lewis and Crazy Horse, he begins to seem less like a fully imagined character with his own obsessions and demons than like a convenient mouthpiece for the playwright's anguished disappointment over the state of American art and society in the bleak, dawning days of the 21st century.
Even in those dawning days of motoring, the Runabout had its predecessors.
The skills they learned in those dawning days are now in wide demand.
It's business as usual, though, that dawning day, with Frank and his sidekick, Tony Bronson Webbb), haggling over the price of coke with a dissipated party boy.
Otto Höfler theorized that Dagr may be related to (or may be the same figure as) the hero Svipdagr (whose name means "the suddenly dawning day") who is attested in various texts.
