Sentence examples for dawn nothing from inspiring English sources

By dawn nothing had been fixed.

Look out my window at dawn: nothing but blue sky, jacaranda blooming purple, eucalyptus shimmering silver.

On the other side, in the space reserved for an interlocutor dawn, nothing appears except the occasional note, "Music", in grey-scale type.

Guys from our small and stunted football team stumbled home at dawn in nothing but sports bras and Juicy sweatpants.

It is beginning to dawn that nothing short of a fundamental socio-political, economic and personal transformation will get us out of this life-threatening trouble.

The release of The Voyage of the Dawn Treader changes nothing.

It's not the fact that the lark sings the day into being that so enchants Wroe – lots of birds do that, it's not called the dawn chorus for nothing – it's that even when light breaks through in the middle of a foggy afternoon, you will hear the lark paying it ecstatic attention.

Recognition is now dawning that if nothing changes, "in a few years, you could end up without any fish in the sea," said Víctor Lichtinger, Mexico's environmental minister.

This was Steve Allen (Weekdays, 4am, LBC), who manages to occupy two-and-a- half hours of dawn-time with nothing more than the contents of the newspapers filtered through his own experiences and prejudices.

However, now that a couple of weeks have passed and reality has set in, most of us desk jockeys (including myself) are back to our regular work schedules and dealing with a rapidly dawning reality that nothing else much has changed with the new year other than the click-over of a number.

Shockingly, Golden Dawn claim they know nothing about these guys, just as they supposedly don't know anything about the Sparta bomber or his accomplice.