Sentence examples for of the daybreak from inspiring English sources

This low-growing South African native, the second of the Daybreak series to win a Fleuroselect gold medal, reached only 23 cm (9 in) but had a spread of almost 30 cm (12 in).

And that also means that the increase (from 55%to58%8% in the past year) in the share of ITV commissioning accounted for by ITVS – a key measure for the success of the transformation strategy – could be accounted for almost entirely by the internal transfer of the Daybreak commission.

Some analysts believe parts of the Daybreak poll's methodology tilt the results by a few points toward the Republican candidate.

The Mountain View Corridor, an eventual ten-lane freeway, is located on the western edge of the Daybreak Community.

A notable exception is a bluff at the western edge of the Daybreak Community which is an old sandbar of Lake Bonneville.

The design of the Daybreak poll means it reflects, more strongly than some other surveys, the views of those who didn't vote before but say they will this year.

The man, Curtis L. Vance, has been charged with capital murder in the death last month of Anne Pressly, 26, a reporter on the "Daybreak" program of KATV-TV, the Little Rock ABC affiliate.

Mr. Vance, 28, was charged with capital murder in the death of the anchor, Anne Pressly, 26, a regular on the "Daybreak" program of KATV, the ABC affiliate here.

Ms. Pressly, a regular on the "Daybreak" program of KATV, the ABC television affiliate here, was found beaten and bloody in her bed early on the morning of Oct. 20 by her mother, who had driven to her daughter's house when the younger woman did not answer a wake-up call.

One of these is the Daybreak Dove Project in Hampshire, which is at the forefront of innovation in this sector.

Analysis of the polling data makes clear where most of the difference between the Daybreak poll and other surveys comes from.