Sentence examples for for daybreak from inspiring English sources

Instead, she stuffs the trash into the freezer and waits for daybreak.

She left the breakfast broadcaster last year after ITV ditched GMTV for Daybreak, presented by Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley.

The trailer for Daybreak ends with Chiles standing in his boxer shorts wondering whether he should wear trousers for Monday's big launch.

She's chic, and sleek, and coiffed, and toned, and even though she's been up since daybreak, for Daybreak, to talk about her new film, which is called I Give It a Year, she doesn't look tired at all.

The ITV show has averaged about 560,000 viewers since it launched last April, compared with just more than 600,000 for Daybreak during the same time period the previous year.

But a crucial difference in how the police were deployed this year, he said, was that more officers meticulously monitored the street parties and dancing that start the night before and are known collectively as J'ouvert, a contraction of the French term for daybreak.

And it helps pay for the Daybreak program, a drop-in center for people with mental illness or substance abuse problems, where a couple of dozen people spent the afternoon watching "Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol" on a big-screen television while workers scurried around the kitchen, which serves three meals a day.

At neighborhood churches elsewhere, similar crowds embarked on similar processions, each group headed toward the patronal church at the center of Brownsville for a daybreak Mass.

They open their mouths and belt out a perfectly harmonised chorus: "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles – heroes in a half-shell!" This is not, it should be stated very clearly, Backstreet Boys' new single; instead, the band are recording a nostalgic piece for a Daybreak social action campaign.

When first writing down the plot for Shadow Campus, I found myself waking up before daybreak for a solid week.

"I held on to the ferry for hours until daybreak.