Swearing, according to a fellow officer, to "damn any man that was in sympathy with Indians," Chivington and his Colorado volunteers swept into the village just after sunup on November 29.
I knew of her deep connection to the land, a holdover from a less-than-idyllic time when she picked cotton from sunup to sundown, beginning at the age of six.
In a catalogue interview with the show's curator, Christophe Cherix, he confesses that the robin photographed for his avian-relocation project forty years ago was "a dead bird, which I put on a stick!" He is also represented by an array of eighty gridded photographs recording the light in a room at eight-minute intervals, from sunup to sundown, on the winter solstice in 1970.
They went out in skiffs and anchored over the beds and stood up in the skiffs from sunup to sundown, raking oysters off the bottom with big old claw-toothed rakes that were made of iron and weighed fourteen pounds and had handles on them twenty-four feet long.
If you want to join me out on the town one last time before I go, I'll be enjoying some gin at Neir's Tavern from sunup till sundown this Friday.
With sunup the world had gone blazing blue and white, and even with his tinted goggles its whiteness dazzled him and made his head ache.
We now have a special sunup stretch session called "The Inquisition," and there's a Mommy-and-Me Mommy-and-Me Mommy-and-Meoddlers can learn which body parts are the most shameful.
He keeps the Ramadan fast from sunup to sundown, and brings a small supper for later, sometimes referring to a newspaper for the hour and minute of sunset.
Alcock and Brown rise at sunup, then wait.
During a recent Ramadan, a Muslim college football player complied with his fast on the day of a big game by eating breakfast before sunup and then supplementing that with one or two I.V. feedings during the day.
By contrast, farmers toil from sunup to sundown.
