Sentence examples for post-dawn from inspiring English sources
In the post-dawn daylight, this bit of overused journalese was distracting in an otherwise excellent article.
The drives take place early morning, just post-dawn, and late afternoon, pre-dusk, when the temperature is cooler and the animals easier to spot.
American arrivals most of them were, deposited in the post-dawn rush at Heathrow and now furtively seeking shelter till check-in time.
The latest fighting began on Monday when a post-dawn rocket fired from Gaza obliterated a family home in a neighbourhood north of Tel Aviv.
In the post-dawn gray, the villagers marched up the hill, the men in black carrying platters of bananas and corn cakes, which they laid down before a towering fig tree.
The website Dealbreaker, which says the picture was taken by an early-morning commuter in the post-dawn gloom, wondered whether the subject was an errant Wall Street intern.
The best of the post- Dawn" movies is "Land of the Dead," an exuberant late-career triumpost- Dawnlined up, alongside several Romoviesis-hards caked with fake bLand and gray zofbie face paintheto see at its worlDeademiere an thexuberantneVegas film festival.
We Liberal Democrats have endured some sombre post-electoral dawns recently.
In a series of Twitter posts at dawn, the president projected confidence as Air Force One landed outside Washington.
Flash From the Post-Atomic Dawn: A garbage collector in Kew Gardens has painted a legend on his truck reading, "World Ashes Removal".
The New Yorker, May 25 , 1946P. 15 Flash From the Post-Atomic Dawn: A garbage collector in Kew Gardens has painted a legend on his truck reading, "World Ashes Removal".
