The main act of creation, as stated in the Popol Vuh, was the dawn: the world and humanity were in darkness, but the gods created the Sun and the Moon.
Tim Needler, chair of the Central Indiana chapter of the ATOS and an accomplished organist himself (though rarely before the public), recognized that they fell into neglect by the dawn of World War II, then shortly thereafter were scrapped.
By 1939, Toscanini was essentially in exile in New York at the dawn of World War II.
TOKYO — Each day before dawn, the world's largest fish market comes to life in frantic activity, a last holdout of an older, quainter Japan.
Whose eyes were being seduced to drink the message of adjacent advertisers at the dawn of World War II as the men marched off to fight?
But the real nightmare was that she might learn to do without men altogether.In this section The playwright and the president Pistols at dawn New World disorder Send them to the colonies Complicite's tricks Beyond the Fringe ReprintsThese men were right to be alarmed.
They provide a guide to the thought processes of Europeans living in the 15th and 16th centuries.In this section The playwright and the president Pistols at dawn New World disorder Send them to the colonies Complicite's tricks Beyond the Fringe ReprintsVespucci's contemporaries were not in thrall to hard facts based on firm evidence.
Mirages opens at the dawn of World War II when Nin fled Paris with her husband.
With a wholesale shift to air power at the dawn of World War II came the imperative to gain and maintain air superiority in order to protect the growing fleet of Allied aircraft carriers.
It was the dawn of World War II when Parsons, who'd also co-founded the missile manufacturing firm Aerojet around the same time as JPL's inception, took to the Ordo Templi Orientis.
"Woman in Gold" is about the court battle between Bloch-Bauer's niece, Maria Altmann, played by Helen Mirren, and the Austrian government for five Klimt paintings confiscated by Nazi troops from Altmann's family home at the dawn of World War II.
