Sentence examples for dawn sun from inspiring English sources

Dawn sun shining on other chimney where friends are perched on the ledge".

With the dawn sun only a gleam on the horizon, he turned on a generator so his daughters could use the lights.

The long paragraph goes on to enumerate, with the Latin names, the flowers of the Concord meadows, and ends with reminiscence of the mornings when the writer, on the water before sunrise, witnessed the sudden opening of water lilies to the touch of dawn sun, when "whole fields of white blossoms seemed to flash open before me, as I floated along, like the unfolding of a banner".

Your morning eyes, the dawn sun through the French windows needed nothing.

In their silent film Nosferatu (1922), the Count is struck by the rays of the dawn sun and disintegrates.

In addition to these two arguments, Richardson also notes that the diagonal positioning of the memorial permits the dawn sun to fall on the facade.

Since in Müller's interpretation of the evidence of comparative linguistics—"Daphne" originally meant "dawn," and "Phoibos" meant "morning sun," the original story was rationally intelligible as "the dawn is put to flight by the morning sun".

Between dawn and sun poisoning, I had traveled a great distance toward my destination as a devoted walker.

I saw the city from myriad angles, at dusk and near dawn, in sun, rain and haze, but always at a remove.

Phoebe, Los Angeles Take a page from Ed, my ridiculously fit trainer, and pound on your stepson's door at dawn, screaming: "Sun's out, guns out!" (And by guns, he means biceps, not AK-47s).

Once, after giving a party I went out on my terrace at dawn: the sun hit the stonework at the top of the apartment building across the avenue, and it glowed like marble.