Sentence examples for sunrise of from inspiring English sources
'sunrise of' is correct and usable in written English, usually to express the beginning of something
For example, "The sunrise of a new day brings promise and hope."
Here is the sunrise of a tradition.
Right arm in the air, that sunrise of a smile.
She died at her home at Sunrise of Leawood, an assisted living facility.
Embarrassing as that should be, the season is barely past its sunrise, of course.
This, at the sunrise of the 50's, represented a brand-new New York dream.
You feel the sunrise of an astonishing breakthrough in which animated and photographed life might merge.
Before sunrise: Out of Water – in pictures.
We may as well get an incredible sunrise out of this.
It remained in domestic settings: hinted at in the stained-glass sunrises of mock-Tudor front doors, echoed in the interiors of 1930s MG sports saloons.
Whatever the color, when you see the total lunar eclipse, you are actually seeing all the sunsets and sunrises of Earth projected onto the Moon.
That side faces east, with views of the sunrise, and of deer and wild turkeys in a woodland area nearby.
