Sentence examples for dawn heaven from inspiring English sources

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To be young in that dawn was very heaven.

The Pythagoreans say this: at dawn, behold the starry heavens, so that we may continue to remind ourselves of those beings that are always in accord with each other and always performing their function; and also that we may remember their order, purity, and nakedness, for a star needs no veil.

After all, this is a book that off-handedly spies Confucius rattling around in heaven and describes the Chinese dawn as crackling "like fat spat from a red-hot wok".

A Biblical reference next to the scene reads, "How you are fallen from heaven, o day star, son of dawn!" "Nobody holds a monopoly upon the celebratory spirit of the holiday season," Satanic Temple spokesperson Lucien Greaves told HuffPost through email.

Perhaps the Bible might beat it in numbers, but in proportion of lines used, Hamlet must win – from David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest to Monica Dickens' The Winds of Heaven to John Masefield's Bird of Dawning.

Bliss it was in those dawns to be alive; to be hungry was very heaven.

Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive, But to be young was very Heaven!

BLISS was it in that dawn to be alive, but to be young was very heaven.

Notwithstanding business realities and the dawn of 2002, there are no reports of cellphones in heaven.

Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive, and to be young was very heaven.