Sentence examples for with the dawning of from inspiring English sources

Eight o'clock in the morning arrives with the dawning of a pale winter sun.

The play ends with the dawning of the Age of Aquarius, with Joe recoiling from the light like a vampire at sunrise.

With the dawning of the Age Of Aquarius, a more spiritually aware generation woke up and saw that the American Dream was something of a nightmare.

Of course, with the dawning of the ebook era, it's possible to love reading and never visit a bricks-and-mortar bookshop at all.

At the time, the E.U was covered seriously and reverentially by most British newspapers, but, with the dawning of Euroskepticism in the Conservative Party, Johnson spotted an opportunity to write about it differently.

We squealed with delight at the anaglyphic projections with the dawning of 3D films in the mid-1950s, obedonnedy donned the cardboard specs provided free with TVTimes in the 1980s and trotted along to Imax cinemas at the turn of the century, but never showed enough enthusiasm for the format to become anything more than a passing fad.

That changed after World War II, with the dawn of the television age.

With the dawn of the 17th century, significant progress was reawakened in Europe.

With the dawn of the Age of Auteurs in the late 1960s and early 1970s filmmakers suddenly became stars.

WITH the dawn of 2011 America's recovery is officially longer-lived than the recession that preceded it.

With the dawn of radio, the authors say, this advertiser-consumer exchange evolved into a "great unwritten contract".