These segments I would have risen early to see.
She had risen early to get a good spot.
On the morning of the tie he had risen early to do his milk round.
The Dow and the S.& P. had risen early before slipping.
Most had risen early for the big game, others had persevered through the night.
That morning, he had risen early for the women's ten-kilometre pursuit biathlon.
I'd risen early, determined to hit the Snake Pass, which winds up from Glossop over to Sheffield, before the bank holiday traffic arrived.
They had risen early on a winter morning of low, leaden skies, and made their way to the center, to this place of snarling, bleating traffic, in the shadow of a great hotel.
By the end of the long weekend, I'd gone on every hike, risen early for the birds, meditated a bit, but I hadn't yet tried the hourlong early morning meditation.
He hadn't been able to sleep, so he'd risen early, before Lisa, even, and he hadn't had breakfast and his stomach rumbled as he climbed the wooden ladder up to the haymow.
If, on Wednesday morning, you had risen early enough and rejoined the torrid, infinite march that is Twitter, you might have first learned of NBC's termination of its morning-news lodestar, Matt Lauer, through neutral channels.
