Sentence examples for light of daybreak from inspiring English sources

It is a composite made up of photographs of the American Southwest that Ms. Gornik took in 1979-80 and only recently rediscovered, showing the soft pink-purple light of daybreak over an open landscape.

In the pale, infected light of daybreak I unfold from my cave, and shake my head as sand scatters out.

The scene opens on the soft light of daybreak glowing over the rooftops of Paris's 20th Arrondissement.

One encounter began in the half-light of daybreak, as wolves initiated their assault on a shaggy, snowbound bull.

Carlos Reygadas's "SILENT LIGHT" begins with a real-time shot of daybreak and ends with the slow setting of the sun, an evocation of the natural cycle that takes on almost mystical significance.

Huppi was the engineer who created the "status indicator light" (aka sleep light) for Apple's Macbook, and in this hallway, Huppi's bust looks out onto a series of Shenzhen Sunsets photographs of daybreak in the Chinese province where most Apple products are manufactured.

Lark Rise to Candleford: the whole pulse of rural life seems distilled into those few words, from the sky-bound bird at daybreak to the last light of a cottage evening.

The producers of Daybreak?

Maraú is an indigenous word meaning the "sun's light at daybreak".

"Given the fate of Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley, I wonder if there is a 'Curse Of Daybreak' too".

Kelly was one of the main presenters of Daybreak's predecessor GMTV.