Sentences with phrase «of dawn in»

My neighbor across the street is from the middle east and calls me that «crazy lady» who at the crack of dawn in out tending my gardens, fussing with my flowers and chatting away to them.

For example, mEosFP (named after the goddess of dawn in Greek mythology) switches from green to red fluorescence.

and along with my regular laundry detergent washed about a spoonful of dawn in the load.

Not exact matches

«When that new day finally dawns, it will be because of a lot of magnificent women, many of whom are right here in this room tonight, and some pretty phenomenal men are fighting hard to make sure that they become the leaders who take us to the time when nobody ever has to say «Me Too» again.»

Some researchers also think it may be possible to compare the carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and other chemicals in a plume to «default» levels seen in asteroids, which were formed at the dawn of the solar system — and ask if life is manipulating the chemistry there, or at least did so in the past.

And herein lies the secret of turning ephemeral dreams into tangible outcomes, of launching that company that's been on the bucket list for decades, or publishing that novel that's been languishing in the bottom drawer since the dawn of time — it's being able to structure the dream into something that inspires action and momentum.

Back in 2011, Google CEO Eric Schmidt said that «every two days we create as much information as we did from the dawn of civilization up until 2003».

The VR and AR boom might not be quite as transformational as the dawn of ecommerce, but retailers still can't afford to ignore this potential shift in technology and consumer demand.

These women provide a breath of refreshing diversity in the constantly evolving internet age and the dawn of Web 3.0.

And two pilots died on Aug. 14, 2013, when a United Parcel Service plane landed short of a runway before dawn in Birmingham, Ala..

In 16 cities across the globe, people are waking up at the crack of dawn to get their dance and fitness on.

About a decade ago, the sea change in availability of medals dawned on Greensfelder in Norway: Russians were there with tons of money buying, not selling.

Robert Miller founded Future Electronics at the dawn of the modern computer age, in 1968, and has quietly grown it into a global leader.

In 1997, in the dawn of e-commerce, a New York University professor named Yannis Bakos wrote a well - regarded paper that predicted the internet would change pricing foreveIn 1997, in the dawn of e-commerce, a New York University professor named Yannis Bakos wrote a well - regarded paper that predicted the internet would change pricing forevein the dawn of e-commerce, a New York University professor named Yannis Bakos wrote a well - regarded paper that predicted the internet would change pricing forever.

Enter the 488 GTB (it stands for «Gran Turismo Berlinetta») and the dawn of a new age in Maranello, Ferrari's home in Italy.

The top tip: Nearly three - quarters of respondents suggested travelling the day before a morning meeting instead of trying to get up at the crack of dawn (or in the middle of the night).

Shares of IBM rose 2 percent in premarket trading after Barclays upgraded shares, saying «a new dawn emerges.»

Unfamiliar Territory Several speakers shared a sense that we're at the dawning of some new age in terms of technology, of ethics, and of human history.

But then it dawned on him: Zoetis was a big holding in Bill Ackman's hedge fund, Pershing Square, which was in the middle of its own nosedive because of an 80 % drop in its holdings of Valeant Pharmaceuticals vrx.

Now, standing in front of his wrecked car, on the phone with Teresa, it dawned on him that the damage hadn't occurred while he was at breakfast, it had happened the night before, and he had been so wrapped up in work that he simply hadn't noticed till the sun came out.

Pierre Karl Péladeau, now vice-chairman at Quebecor, claimed in 2010 that Sun News represented the «dawn of a new era for Canadian news media.»

Success requires discipline — everything from waking up at the crack of dawn to be willing to put in extra time at the office will all contribute to the success of your venture.

Concerns that violence may be creeping into Playa del Carmen were voiced as people attended a Monday evening vigil in front of the Blue Parrot nightclub, where five people died and 15 were wounded or injured in the chaos before dawn.

Honourable Members of the Senate and Members of the Commons, as the dawn of our Confederation approached in the 1860s, our founding Prime Minister Sir John A. Macdonald said of Canada's future that he saw «a great nation — great in thought, great in action, great in hope, and great in position.»

«Only a decade after the dawn of employer review sites, we now see its effects on the balance of power which has shifted full - swing from employer to employee — now the most trusted and vocal sources of information in the modern job search.

On Tuesday, supporters of Mr. Trump's protectionist approach to trade cheered the new pact as a victory for American workers and the dawn of a new era in globalization.

And while in this aspirational world they love being up at the crack of dawn to bake cupcakes seven days a week (if you believe the glorified story that they're always hands - on like that), the reality is that they are up at the crack of dawn, seven days a week.

electric scooters are part of «the biggest revolution in transportation since the dawn of the Jet Age.»

But you probably knew that already because choice architecture has been here since the dawn of humanity and is present in any human interaction, design and structure.

In 2018, we expect the peak viewing hours to take place in the dark hours before dawn April 22, at which time the moon will be out of the skIn 2018, we expect the peak viewing hours to take place in the dark hours before dawn April 22, at which time the moon will be out of the skin the dark hours before dawn April 22, at which time the moon will be out of the sky.

In his book, he tells of how at the dawn of the cleantech boom in Silicon Valley, Founders Fund was frequently approached by startups seeking supporIn his book, he tells of how at the dawn of the cleantech boom in Silicon Valley, Founders Fund was frequently approached by startups seeking supporin Silicon Valley, Founders Fund was frequently approached by startups seeking support.

At the dawn of the digital health revolution, some argued that fitness trackers were being marketed as a way for companies with long - range ambitions to produce devices with clinical applications to get to revenue in the short - term.

Here in Greenville, as the second year of Trump dawned, Stormy Daniels spread out a taupe fleece blanket onstage, dropped to her knees, arched her back and began to squirt a bottle of lotion onto her chest to the sound of «Animal» by Def Leppard, as the president's face flashed on video screens behind her.

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Now, a new day dawns and as the bulls seek to make it five sessions in a row of rising stock prices, we find that the markets were generally higher in Asia overnight, while the gains are incremental thus far in London and on the Continent.

«We are moving towards stagflation and in the process of moving in that direction, it feels good, but it's a false dawn,» Greenspan told Maria Bartiromo on...

We are entering the dawn of a new area in B2B marketing.

And then it dawns on me that I'm going to do better in the world of finance and investing then I would necessarily practicing law, so I go to Goldman, I spend seven years there.

Using historical examples from the dawn of civilization, Money Mischief: Episodes in Monetary History, first published in 1992, demonstrates how a misinterpretation of the monetary system — especially by government — can lead to mischief.

In 2003, Google's CEO Eric Schmidt told an audience that human beings now create as much information in two days «as they did from the dawn of man»In 2003, Google's CEO Eric Schmidt told an audience that human beings now create as much information in two days «as they did from the dawn of man»in two days «as they did from the dawn of man».

Government troops firing machine guns mounted on tanks stormed a rebellious town in central Syria before dawn Tuesday as part of military operations aimed at crushing the six - month - old uprising against President Bashar Assad.

Employees in some of our biggest firms slave well into the early hours only to get up at the crack of dawn, all in an attempt to avoid failure.

And to persecute everyone that is not like them in their faith of the «Lord» have you not seen history from... well the dawn of man to the Greek waring city states, to the Romans, to the roman Catholics, inquisitions, crusades, ect.

As long ago as 1970, in The Patient as Person, one of the truly important books at the dawn of bioethics, Paul Ramsey argued that, in a healthy society dedicated to research aimed at the conquest of disease, we would all regard ourselves as «joint adventurers» in the cause of medical progress.

These thoughts come to mind as we prepare to celebrate the resurrection of Christ, or, in other terms, the dawn of the eighth day.

In his acclaimed Narnia series, C.S. Lewis illustrated the Gospel as a magic deeper than the Deep Magic, from before the dawn of time.

It is the dawn of a new age in which time comes to be fulfilled in a kind of eternal stable movement around God.

YOur faith will come supernaturally and you will unlock the greatest glory within you in the face of Christ, risen like the morning star as the day dawns in your heart.

Congress and the President of the United States, George Bush, indicated in Public Law 102 - 14, 102nd Congress, that the United States of America was founded upon the Seven Universal Laws of Noah, and that these Laws have been the bedrock of society from the dawn of civilization.

Since the dawn of the new millennium, Christianity in China has redirected its growth toward a hundred or so central cities throughout the country.