This was 1981, the dawn of Reagan.
Rosalind Williams: on the "Human Empire" Critics call Ritvo's Dawn of Green "enthralling".
In August, one of them was Zuzanna Kikun of Reston, who had been born in Belarus in 1924, at the dawn of Stalin's reign.
As anticipated, David Beckham has been dropped from the England squad for the first time in 10 years, signalling the dawn of Steve McClaren's reign as head coach.
Sixpence None the Richer covered Joni Mitchell's "River" — it's on the band's new holiday album, "The Dawn of Grace" (Nettwerk).
One good thing about the dawn of Smith, however, is that it raises a big question mark over the purpose of Emeli Sandé.
Legal History Workshop: "The Freedmen's Bureau Exception: The Triumph Of Due (Adversarial) Process And The Dawn Of Jim Crow" Co-sponsored by the Law and History Workshop of the Harvard Law School and the workshop in Early Modern History of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
The titles of some of the stories which Margery was paid to write up during 1922 are eloquent of their content Love's Pay-day, The Path She Chose, Gilded Dream, The Dawn of Love.
The dawn of Miller Time was judged more important at the national newspaper than the Republican National Convention or the failure of a no-confidence vote in the Israeli parliament against Prime Minister Ehud Barak.
He wants to write a love story; he wants to write the history of South Africa, from the first San wanderers who painted the walls of their desert caves, to the Boers, to the British, to the new dawn of Nelson Mandela.
Just as vexing, an American male hasn't been No. 1 in the tennis world since February, 2004, the dawn of Roger Federer's reign: the Swiss usurped the throne for a record two hundred and thirty-seven consecutive weeks, and still guards the top three.
