Sentence for dawn | Use dawn in a sentence

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• It is dawn. (8)
• The false dawn dies. (8)
• The dawn was wearing near. (10)
• In a moment it will be dawn. (8)
• So here was the dawn again. (10)
• The corner of a square, at dawn. (8)
• From dawn to the first star all is fast. (8)
• By dawn I had probably not made three miles. (7)
• Just before dawn he was awakened by a light. (8)
• Dawn had passed, the birds were at morning music. (8)
• What was proved overnight was confirmed at dawn. (10)
• It was like the dawn flying and sunrise mounting. (10)
• Often the dawn had arisen before she went to bed. (12)
• This was in the dull hour antecedent to the dawn. (10)
• The hour was close on the dawn of a March morning. (10)
• She was dipping already, reeling away into the dawn. (8)
• A little before dawn Vittoria came down to the carriage. (10)
• Early after dawn they mounted the heights above the road. (10)
• She was in a bed, sleeping heavily, a little before dawn. (10)
• As for the house, she might leave it; yonder was the dawn. (10)
• You are the Dawn; nothing shall persuade me to the contrary. (8)
• Dawn was barely visible when the Andrews household was astir. (18)
• High up the gilded steps sparkled in the first glint of dawn. (12)
• Oh, fortunate, My sisters, who in the heroic dawn Of races sung! (9)
• Through the open door, the first flush of dawn shows in the sky. (8)
• But after dawn he dozed off, and soon was dreaming a strange dream. (8)
• A light went out in her eyes, like that of a veilleuse in the dawn. (10)
• Dawn was rising; I could see it from the narrow window above the door. (12)
• It was arranged that the carriage should strike off for Schio at dawn. (10)
• The dawn found them still sitting there against the bole of the beech-tree. (8)
• The moon was dipping down, and paler, as if touched with a warning of dawn. (10)
• When at last she was ready to descend, Laura took her dawn, full of battle. (10)
• The heights she had seen rosy at eve were marked for her ascent in the dawn. (10)
• But dawn has power to fertilise the most matter-of-fact vision, and he was stirred. (8)
• There were twenty-three of these letters, and when he had finished dawn was rising. (12)
• Instantly the lamp was extinguished, the window stood cold against the hues of dawn. (10)
• Yes, it was dawn in a wicked place that she never should have been allowed to visit. (10)
• Sing his glory gone, For thy voice may charm him yet; Daughter of the dawn, He is gone! (10)
• The grey dawn of the morning was already breaking, and found me still doubting and uncertain. (6)
• And he stepped downward to the level of sand, and went the way of the shadows till it was dawn. (10)
• At dawn she requested her maid to lift the window-blind and give her an opinion of the weather. (10)
• The dawn following such a night will seem more like a daughter of the night than promise of day. (10)
• As for me, I feel as if I were in the dawn of one life with all the mature experience of another. (10)
• Before the people had got to sleep it was almost dawn, and their slumbers were quickly disturbed. (19)
• The dawn had now traversed the length of the streets, and thrown open the wide spaces of the city. (10)
• Besides, it is the golden key of all the possible; new worlds expand beneath the dawn it brings us. (10)
• He could see that she did not know him, and it was a pretty thing to witness the recognition dawn on her. (9)
• Kenton could not keep the remote dawn of a smile out of his eyes, and Bittridge caught the far-off gleam. (9)
• The amount of wine in the decanter did not promise to sustain the starry roof of night and greet the dawn. (10)
• Richard stood over him, grasping his great stick; no dawn of mercy for Benson in any corner of his features. (10)
• I wanted bloom and mystery, a woman shifting like the light with evening and night and dawn, and sudden fire. (10)
• Climbing at a great pace, he reached Malvern Beacon just as it came dawn, and stood there on the top, watching. (8)
• A calm, clear dawn succeeded the roaring West, and threw its glowing grey image on the waters of the Abbey-lake. (10)
• I had only to make no noise until the night was fairly come, and trust to the dawn to call me early in the morning. (2)
• The stars faded, and in a smouldering zigzag the dawn fled along the mountain tops, flinging out little isles of cloud. (8)
• I had a last interview with Father Adam in a billiard-room at the witching hour of dawn, when I administered the brandy. (2)
• He lay there half-dressed throughout the night, and when he rose, soon after dawn, he had not made his mind up what to do. (8)
• But out of the window the dawn was growing ruddy in a long belt over the hill-tops, and day was about to flood the plateau. (2)
• I bought something the nature of which did not dawn upon me until late; I felt environment adapt me to it little by little. (16)
• When I awoke for the third time (Wednesday, September 25th), the world was flooded with a blue light, the mother of the dawn. (2)
• Then, as full realization begins to dawn on him, he runs to the bay window, craning his head to catch sight of the front door. (8)
• Buried, drenched in dewy foliage, Thus she glimmers from the dawn, Watched by every forest creature, Fleet-foot Oread, frolic Faun. (10)
• Her old world lay shattered; her new world was up without a dawn, with but one figure, the sun of it, to light the swinging strangeness. (10)
• The dawn had broken, and, from the long narrow window above the door with spikes of iron across it, grey light was striking into the hall. (8)
• The man she had seen besieged by passionate love, touched her cold imagination with a hue of fire, as Winter dawn lies on a frosty field. (10)
• On the fourth dawn they were on the summit of a lofty mountain-rise; below them the sun, shooting a current of gold across leagues of sea. (10)
• And the dawn came; dew-grey, filmy and wistful, woven round each black tree, and round the white dove-cot, and falling scarf-like along the river. (8)

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Definition of dawn:

• dawn, dawn, v.i. to become day: to begin to grow light: to begin to appear. | n. daybreak: beginning. | also dawn’ing. (0)

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