Sentence examples for earliest dawn from inspiring English sources

She was born Joyce Markowitz in Brooklyn in 1934 but apparently disliked being Jewish from the earliest dawn of consciousness.

Banks wrote: It was too dark to see anything, so we carried our tent and baggage near the only house on the island, and began to cook our suppers, in order to be prepared for the earliest dawn, and to enjoy that which, from the conversation of the gentlemen we had, now raised the highest expectations of.

It was early dawn when we set off.

"It started with a very early dawn ritual at the Globe theatre".

The caravansary is always kept open for all arrivals from early dawn until late in the evening.

One early dawn, along the banks of a river, I believed I had come upon the revelation.

In Sheffield Hallam, a funereal Nick Clegg hangs onto his seat in the early dawn to lament a "cruel night".

I could not imagine doing this from the early dawn to the late dusk of a summer day".

A moment later, the same nurse — the nurse who would not speak to me in the early dawn — comes in again.

Outside, I knew, the dense forests and rocky islands of British Columbia would already be visible from the rail in the early dawn of northern summer.

The pigeons, two in number, came out from under the bed, in the early dawn, walked over to the window, and flew out.