Sentence examples for terrible dawn from inspiring English sources
Needless to say, this has caused a whole lot of consternation among the die-hards, with people accusing the 50/50 squad of being the personification of everything wrong with football, harbingers of some terrible dawn of neutrality.
And now we find ourselves at a terrible new dawn, where desirability is judged by genitalia.
A terrible knowledge dawns in his eyes.
Watching critics yelping excitedly at one another in last week's Review Show on BBC2, a terrible realisation dawned on me.
A terrible possibility dawns on him and he sees the shape of the burden he will carry through life.
The terrible truth dawns on him, and us, only slowly as Dae-su alternately screams with rage at his captors and pathetically pleads for mercy.
By high school, a terrible truth had dawned: I was the only person my age who liked this stuff.
With a terrible clarity, it dawns on him that this means breaking the strike, and joining the cowering blacklegs who are bussed in through the picket lines every morning.
The book offers lots of juicy details about the studio system's terrible publicity marriages; the dawn of the paparazzi; and the lavish social lives of the Kennedys, the Prince and Princess of Monaco, the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, and some startlingly ill-behaved members of the Hollywood elite.
Director Michael Bay brings his robust talents to bear on a fictionalised account of how, from dusk till dawn one terrible night in 2012, a heroic six-man American security team defended a US diplomatic compound against Islamist terrorists in the Libyan city of Benghazi.
