Dr. Stephen M. Ostroff's darkest hour came sometime before the dawn of Oct. 30.
The dawn of Oct. 8 found Corporal York's company on Hill 223 near Chatel Chehery.
After telephoning me, my father informed my grandfather that he would be the driver of our journey at the dawn of July.
By the dawn of Sept. 12, 2001, New Yorkers had begun to shake off the initial shock of the terrorist attacks and to adapt to an altered reality — to the "new normal," as another suddenly popular phrase had it.
First Fridays at the MCA The dawn of September means another First Friday at the MCA, where happy hour takes on new meaning with the fusion of modern art, music, specialty cocktails and a pampering and creation station.
To the Chinese capital, the dawn of November long meant one thing -- the invasion of winter cabbage, the government-subsidized, not-too-tasty "patriotic vegetable" that sustained the masses through the icy months.
Would Sturgeon and Miliband seize power, at the dawning of May 8th? Would Cameron be out of a job?
For some people, the anniversary may actually bring a kind of relief, the dawning of Sept. 12 signaling a triumph of survival through a highly stressful year.
Not exactly a rave, though – rather the distant wheeze of an accordion … In fact we have had advance warning of this and through the gloom we make out a troupe of morris dancers, celebrating the dawning of May Day by the Longstone.
It is to begin at dusk on Saturday and fade, as always, with the arrival of the dawn on Sept. 12.
They required a driver, guide, and translator for a young man who would be in Lutsk at the dawn of the month of July.
