Sentence examples for its dawning from inspiring English sources

Merkel convinces Germany's voters she is their safest choice; Greece – as it always, somehow, has – will pull through; and the EU could finally act on its dawning understanding that if it is to survive, it has to offer concrete answers to citizens' needs and fears.

As the nation's first "official" artist, Cole was probably expected to create Romantic images of a brave and optimistic New World at its dawning.

What has been called his newsreel technique, which interwove topical events and real people like J. P. Morgan, the Wright Brothers and Franklin D. Roosevelt, managed to capture the frenetic drumbeat of 20th-century America in its dawning decades.

Bungie is already talking up its "Dawning" holiday event, including showing off some cool new armor.

As a man who has learned from experience that the greatness of Israel's reality is greater than the dream which begot it at its dawn.

Dawn Capital has announced it has raised £63M ($100M) for its Dawn Capital II Venture Capital Fund.

It is called morning-bird from its dawn calls before other birds of the bush.

There is often a moment in long-running disputes when one side jumps the shark and performs an action so preposterous that its case is forever discredited: so it was with Sheffield's Labour council and its dawn raid to destroy eight trees in Rustlings Road, where Jenny Hockey lives.

He likes to think that the example of two women in Gracie Mansion would hasten its dawn.

There was still about an hour before the mosque would hold its dawn prayer, and then they would sleep.

It is an insightful account of a time when the revolution was past its dawn but had not yet descended into cynical political bankruptcy.