Sentences with phrase «sky at dawn»

A number of paintings on view feature broad bands of horizontal color, sensitively and economically rendered, which evoke both Color Field and the shifting hues of the forest sky at dawn or dusk.

Soft pastel pinks, blues and greys evoke the sky at dawn or dusk.

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New Zealand, Auckland, Waitakere Harbour, Elevated View over Devenport towards CBD with Sky Tower at dawn

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 sky.

We can not talk of human rights and globalization as some omnipotence in the sky or golden colours at dawn.

At length there dawns the glorious day By prophets long foretold; The day of dawning brotherhood Breaks on our eager eyes, And human hatreds flee before The radiant eastern skies.6

It currently pays to be an early riser if you wish to view the planets, for it's all happening at dawn in the skies of Western Europe.

Early risers will already be aware that there's currently a lot of planetary activity in the morning sky, but at dawn in Western Europe on Monday, 2 April, Mars and Saturn will be just 1 1/4 degrees apart and seen in the same field of view of telescopes at 30x magnification.

In late September and early October, the Andromeda galaxy shines in your eastern sky at nightfall, swings high overhead around midnight (1 a.m. daylight saving time) and stands rather high in the west at the onset of morning dawn.

Although rain was predicted, the sky above the Circuit des 24 Heures had only a light overcast at dawn.

The sun was too hot, the sky was too blue, the dawn birds screamed at the blinding sun, and the cows bored or bullied me.

At dawn, with the moon much higher and the sky splashed with a collage of yellow, pink and orange pastels, the invasion came.

Many people think that the countryside is blissfully quiet after the hectic pace of the city, but if you listen carefully you will hear birds singing at dawn and dusk, cows lowing in the night and when you look into the night sky, you won't believe the number of stars.

Floating in an outback waterhole, dining under a starry sky while being serenaded by didgeridoo, and watching the world's most famous rock change colours at dawn and dusk are just some of the Red Centre's only - in - Australia experiences.

Take to the skies of war torn Europe and experience daring air combat at the dawn of aviation.