Mickey turned from the window, and with an expression on his face like dawning suspicion, more rudimentary than anger, he went and placed his small hand on his father's shoulder.
This dawned on me the other day.
I would add to Farron's observation: yes, "the people have spoken", but human nature is fickle, especially when faced with dawning reality, and the people may want to speak again.
We weren't making this exact face when it dawned on us that Kemper wasn't nominated, but it was close.
When the aforementioned body-rub happens, Leo's face dawns a priceless look of surprise mixed with something like mock fear. .
God might do that just to see the expression on McCain's face when it dawns on McCain that he's about to answer for throwing away his honor in trade for a few slimy political lies... Who knows McCain might even repent.
OK, I'll be off But take a look: in my face the dawn of a new poetry is breaking No word will be left behind, held hostage, I'm seeking a new passage.
On the "Suffolk Heritage Coast" between Aldeburgh and Southwold, you find rich flora and birdlife; the Sizewell B nuclear plant; the artists' colony of Walberswick; Alain de Botton's "balancing barn", a short way inland; and miles and miles of beaches that face the dawn.
At its margins are the ghosts of characters whose histories are related in hushed italics: the schoolgirl who walks the same way to school each day and one morning sees the heads of four students on stakes at a familiar bridge; the socialite doctor kidnapped by insurgents and forced to face the dawn-to-dusk reality of each day's new set of casualties.
It was only at this point, as I studied his shocked face that it dawned on me that the John Peel he was thinking of was not the man in his coat so gay that people kenned at the break of day, but the late and much‑beloved Liverpool‑supporting radio presenter.
