Sentence examples for dawn glimmer from inspiring English sources

The trip has been an eye-opener, literally, with a 4am start in the dawn glimmer of what will turn out to be the hottest day of the year so far.

The nearest town of any size to Khasgunge is the old Mughal capital of Agra, three hours' drive away, so I set off in the pre-dawn glimmer of a chill winter's morning, hoping to get safely back by nightfall.

As night dawned, a glimmer of hope appeared: I was asked out on a date.

Standard Chartered titled its research note "China — A glimmer of dawn".

Exhausted from a night on Lake Victoria, fishermen come off the boats as the first rays of light glimmer at dawn.

The first glimmer of dawn was squinting over the horizon when, halfway through the last page, in the midst of an interminable paragraph on electromagnetic interferences, I came upon the word "possum".

In terms of geography and climate, the gulf between O'Brien's poetry and prose is striking: where his verse is north-country cool and slick with water, the novel is parched, febrile; the housemates pass their nights waiting "restlessly on burning beds for the glimmer of dawn that would restart the cycle of discomfort".

LONDON — The news reached London as the first dim glimmers of dawn crested the great dome of St . Pauls Cathedral.

I entered the state park first, driving east just as the first orange-pink glimmers of dawn peeked out over the hills.

It's a look you start to recognise in a restaurant's owners, the bright-eyed glimmer of dawning desperation as they fight off the realisation that the locals aren't buying and that as a result their business is screwed.

The first faint glimmers of dawn appear at about 6am – a luminous strip along the line where the sea meets the sky.