Sentences with phrase «of dawn on»

I'm laughing and agreeing with Sarah's comment (above) about hitting snooze during the week and being up at the crack of dawn on weekends for «me» time.

From here you can see the palms swaying and the pink glow of dawn on the waves.

Inti Punku The famous sun gate of Machu Picchu will be reached at the break of dawn on the fourth and final day.

After four days of hardship and solidarity with new friends you will arrive at the sungate looking upon Machu Picchu; at the break of dawn on Christmas day.

If the game plan is working well, a pontoon will be waiting for us at the crack of dawn on Saturday, little more than 24 hours and 1500 miles from the imposing Greek - style gateway of the Mount Nelson.

SLC drivers are unlikely to wake at the crack of dawn on a Saturday to autocross, and likewise, Audi and BMW drivers don't aspire to Merc - style roadsters.

You've probably seen them directing bridesmaids at a wedding or up at the crack of dawn on the hunt for the perfect sunrise — but what would it be like to date a photographer?

I'm glad I woke up at the break of dawn on Sunday but, also happy to bring back a few unnecessary pieces.

I too link to a bajillion link parties at the crack of dawn on a computer that is older than dirt.

You can cook a whole turkey in a steam oven without getting up at the crack of dawn on Thanksgiving.

Get a toothbrush squirt a bit of dawn on the tooth brush and scrub the diaper cream stain, and hand rinse well in the sink before adding it to you laundry...

Lynne can be found at the crack of dawn on Christmas mornings in the school kitchen, helping a local restaurant to warm up over 600 free meals for community members and shut - ins in need of a Christmas miracle.

Personally I would have no issues at all with either the JWs or the LDS if they did not have the annoying habit of banging on my door at the butt crack of dawn on a Saturday morning (I suffer from Fibromyalgia and getting up early is not something I do very easily) to try to shove their religious beliefs down my throat.

Then it kind of dawned on me.

It wasn't until the days after that the immensity of it all dawned on me.

Not exact matches

It didn't dawn on me until the end of January when I finally had time to breathe and take some time off that I felt the holidays passed me by.

And on the prior slide, it's interesting to note on Mars, dawn and dusk are blue — the sky is blue during dawn and dusk, and red during the day — it's the opposite of Earth.

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.

It only recently dawned on me as to why the guys you're trying to hire from the corporate world don't get emotional about this stuff or understand that it's not simply an interesting exercise or some kind of a game of back - and - forth bargaining.

All were exciting departures from the standard fuselage - and - wings template that has plied the skies since the dawn of modern commercial air travel, but, excitement or not, don't count on boarding one any time soon.

The conversation about how social media is changing publishing has been going on since the dawn of social media.

It suddenly dawns on employees that they don't understand the criteria by which they're evaluated, or how to make the case for their interpretations of their achievements.

AD: It had never really occurred to me before, it sort of just dawned on me.

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.

It dawned on her that the black lines were not sticks, but rather the legs of a roach that had burrowed itself inside her ear.

Students are generally short of money and have no lack of other demands on their time (though, let's be honest, plenty of college kids aren't exactly getting up at the crack of dawn to hit the books or spending every waking hour working).

It may be the dawn of a new era for a new American economy built on entrepreneurship and innovation.

It was then that the magnitude of the problem disposing of the surplus plutonium dawned on the two countries.

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.

«It dawned on me that international traffic amounted to 1 % to 4 % of all traffic,» he says.

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.

The year ahead will pose new challenges for them, not just on technological fronts, but also because of the new geo - political order dawning.

This insight goes back years before the dawn of social media and will be relevant years after we're all on to the next wave of communication tech.

«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.

No matter where you are on Earth, expect the greatest number of meteors to fall during the few hours before dawn.

It might dawn on the opponents of Trump that too often their arguments seem to apply only to the opposition, and observers will note the inconsistency.

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.

Like dawn, it can be a subtle sign which, immaterial, on an expressive face, chases the shadows away, shyly revealing the magic of smile.

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.

It may finally be dawning on the government that eliminating the deficit will not be good enough to claim «sound management of the economy «at the time of the 2015 election.

It's dawning on foreign leaders that warm relations with the United States carry little weight with a president dismissive of diplomatic norms and the ground rules of trade.

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.

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...

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.

Winston Churchill famously warned at the dawn of the petroleum age that the best way for a country to protect its energy security was to avoid getting hooked on too few suppliers.

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.

This feast of a day on the riveris heavily salted with gulls.And the leaf - pared birch on the shorelineis lightly peppered with crows, And from dawn's appetizerto the entree of noon, to the hungering sweetnessof twilight's dessert.All is perfectly seasoned, everything, everywhere, perfectly....