Sentence examples for dawning in from inspiring English sources

Best of all are three drawings of a hawk-nosed man, bony but handsome, a certain dry amusement dawning in his face (perhaps in response to Goltzius's company).

He doesn't goad them on with obvious embellishments; you never see opportunity dawning in his face, nor does he overtly exploit the eagerness of his new admirers.

If an era of peace is dawning in restive Aceh Province, no one seems to have told the villagers of Janthoe Baru.

But for everybody who got in front of a television set with a new day dawning in America, it was a wonderful time.

The day is dawning in an ugly way for both main parties with dog whistling, rogue candidates and questions about assets.

By the end of the '70s, in the wake of "Star Wars" and the Corman-esque "Jaws," a new era of blockbusters was dawning in which lavishly budgeted spectacles crowded out lowbrow, low-budget drive-in and grindhouse fare.

The era of open professionalism in tennis dawned in 1968.

"The era of jihad and resistance has dawned in all its glory".

When the night began on the earth, day dawned in Mictlan, the abode of the dead.

(He feeds Charlotte foxglove, drowns Dawn in the bath, and burns Isaiah "for incurring my wrath").

Morning dawned in Denmark, which was a pavilion at the St . Katharine Docks