Sentence examples for marking the dawn from inspiring English sources

And this female composer is marking the dawn of a new season by picking out a new dress.

Elizabeth Wilson, writing in the staunchly socialist and republican New Left Review, argues that Diana's death, far from marking the dawn of a new caring, sharing society, was in fact a "profoundly conservative" moment.

But the affair fundamentally transformed the culture of the City, marking "the dawn of a new era in British finance, when merchant banks would no longer politely leave each other's clients alone".Warburg also helped develop the market for Eurobonds (debt denominated in a currency different to that of the country where it is issued).

Scientists believe that the arrival of Europeans in the Americas had an unprecedented impact on the planet, marking the dawn of this new epoch.

The early 1980s marked the dawn of the genetic engineering revolution, and the Bay Area was its birthplace.

The establishment of the calendar and the invention of writing marked the dawn of recorded history.

The beginning of the 20th century marked the dawn of modern medicine with glycan-based therapies at the forefront.

The space age marked the dawn of many daring runway fashions.

The post-war "coupon election" of December 14 1918 marked the dawn of modern British electoral politics.

The year 1913 marked the dawn of the feature motion picture, and Pickford was about to become its biggest star.

Whatever the Trump era represents, it surely marks the dawn of a golden age of satire.