Live your life as a warrior from the crack of dawn to midnight.
We only waited for the dawn of dayaat midnight the wind shifted, and by dawnathe expected dawnablew a gale from the northward and westward.
"It follows the light of a day, pink of dawn, yellow of midday and the blue of the evening", and there is not a cage to be seen.
For many years, I have had a recurrent dream in which Lew Weiland's headlights, in the dark of night, appear like dawn above the tenth fairway.
Kim Severson's byline is on the front page of the Food section we sent to the printer last night and delivered to the homes of our subscribers in the inky pre-dawn chill of this morning, above a yarn about one of the more regionally specific dishes in America: the stuffed ham of southern Maryland.
Though my visit coincided with the holy month of Ramadan, where observant Muslims fast from the break of dawn until evening, I figured that the city's breakfast restaurants still would stay open around the clock.
As it proceeds, Alessandro Carletti's lighting bathes Alison Chitty's austere set of grey plinths in the pale wash of dawn, the glare of noon, the softening of dusk and the long shadows of a moonlit night.
Say 12 00 a.m. last night was the dawn of our first ancestors, and right now it's one second before midnight.
He prefers driving around rice paddies and forests at dusk or dawn, or even in the dead of night.
General Wolfe, after two months of unsuccessful siege at Quebec, found a path up the cliffs, led 4,500 troops up under cover of night, and at dawn on September 13 confronted Montcalm on the Plains of Abraham commanding the city.
Waking at dawn, after arriving in the dead of night, I felt like I was still on a plane: out of my window I gazed across the valley to Corcovado, down to Sugar Loaf, across lushly wooded hills to the sea sparkling beyond.
