Sentence examples similar to dawn of summer from inspiring English sources

Then, at the dawn of 2015, came good tidings — from, of all places, Silicon Valley.

At the dawn of 2011, things weren't looking so good for Chuck Berry.

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

By Ben Greenman At the dawn of 2011, things weren't looking so good for Chuck Berry.

Did you make any career resolutions at the dawn of 2015?

WITH the dawn of 2011 America's recovery is officially longer-lived than the recession that preceded it.

Approaching the dawn of 1900, Americans began to be self-conscious about admitting they had hit 40 or 50.

There may be more rumours about a Sun on Sunday come the dawn of 2012, but forget them.

The Space Island project is far from the only venture in cosmic tourism underway at the dawn of 2001.

For someone who lived through that era, "Pull" evokes the state of affairs between men and women at the dawn of 1970's radical feminism.

In "Music to Watch Boys To," she evokes the title of Robert Frost's "Nothing Gold Can Stay," a felix culpa about the mercurial dawn of spring, but then caps the line by saying "Like love, or lemonade".