Sentence examples for point at the dawn of from inspiring English sources

By this point, at the dawn of the smartphone era, Japan's various carriers had belatedly recognized the need for a certain level of coöperation for emoji domestically.

Anthony Burgess pointed out, many years ago, at the dawn of the age of word-processing, that in the days of the typewriter a writer couldn't get away with goofing off for a whole day: the noise of the typewriter is the guarantee of labour.

He also believes the industry is at a tipping point, akin to the mobile industry at the dawn of the smartphone era.

But you get the point: the dawn of Software as a Subscription is now upon us.

WILT, 1962: The Night of 100 Points and the Dawn of a New Era, by Gary M. Pomerantz.

Steve is at the dawn of his philanthropic stage.

The situation we are facing at the dawn of the 21st century is comparable to other turning points in energy generation.

"Folks, we're at the dawn of the Second Enlightenment.

It was after midnight at the dawn of the 1960s.

We are at the dawn of the Hydrogen Age".

We are at the dawn of a new Egypt.