Sentence examples for daybreaks from inspiring English sources

He mentioned how many birds funnel into the Ramble just before the daybreaks of spring.

Over a month of daybreaks, I sought out various locations that might show New York in a new light as morning revealed itself.

Looking to make a show of force, the cops had alerted the UK's tabloid press, who had been waiting outside Ellis's building since daybreak.

It was cloudy at daybreak, the wind was still.

To this day I can still smell the wooden handles of the picks we used to pass to the miners when they came to collect their tools before daybreak.

A third of the results will be expected by daybreak on Friday with the others following throughout the afternoon and into Saturday.

ITV's breakfast troubles are more recent, with Good Morning Britain, fronted by Susanna Reid – the broadcaster's big-money signing from the BBC – replacing the short-lived Daybreak earlier this year.

Photograph: Graeme Robertson Mark Harper, the immigration minister, was on ITV's Daybreak this morning talking about David Cameron's immigration speech.

Sir John may have hair that is more silvery than ever, and his sky-blue tie shines like the sun on a tropical sea at daybreak, but he still brings a powerful whiff of the past.

Or perhaps, given Mr Rich's habit of going to the office at daybreak, "Up with the lark".

Just as daybreak hit, we arrived at a clearing nearby where Ivan presented us with a giant blue jug, a couple lengths of rope and a metal bar 2 meters long lying secured on the ground in front of us.