| Set in a generically affluent suburb during October 1988, the film opens on a mountain road as dawn breaks. |
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| Let the clouds drift over the red sun, sinking in blood, and sleep in a cradle of ice and terror until the dawn breaks redly over the ocean. |
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| Americans will be at their desks on Christmas Eve and back, as ever, when dawn breaks on Boxing Day. |
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| Before dawn breaks, Lot's family and the travellers flee the city, fearing for their lives. |
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| Even before dawn breaks over the city, hordes of sweepers and casual workers fan out into the streets. |
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| Before dawn breaks, Andrei Danilovich's driver delivers him home, barely conscious. |
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| When dawn breaks, this nocturnal bird turns into an impossible sluggard. |
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| As dawn breaks on a misty Welsh morning, the earliest birds to break into song are likely to include European robins, followed by blackbirds and song thrushes. |
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| Here we have Seidel's ubi sunt poem, pondering where the titans go when the dawn breaks. |
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| Those who arrive as dawn breaks find the fruit has already been picked clean. |
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| Albrecht is saved only when dawn breaks, forcing the Wilis to return to their graves. |
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| As dawn breaks on the new calendar year, opportunities lie before us like a blank canvas. |
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| As a new dawn breaks, Western Europe opens out in front of me. |
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| As dawn breaks over the sea and ancient stone churches turn pink, the morning's stillness is broken by volleys of gunfire. |
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| As dawn breaks, storm clouds roll in over a destroyed neighborhood. |
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| The dawn breaks gently, and the birds start to sing. |
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| Over a shared plate of appetizers, dawn breaks. |
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| As dawn breaks, Butterfly is still waiting. |
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