They managed to escape just before dawn.
In this boundless darkness, his eyes suddenly opened up and saw the dawn before dawn.
He reached the crest of the hill before dawn.
They got the soldiers up well before dawn.
Very cold day before dawn, the old man arrived in the wood for heating.
I rise before dawn and cry for help; I have put my hope in your word.
She won't relish having to get up before dawn to catch that train.
They may be here just before dawn. Do you want me to get you a lantern?
She lives in a rural village, rises before dawn, and walks miles to collect water.
This constellation is well up in the southeast after midnight now, and it's high in the south before dawn.
The fifth day is the most darkest time before dawn. It is also convenient to work secretly.
We had to queue up before dawn when there were still stars in the sky. A long queue formed before the mill's gate opened.
He is said to rise before dawn, well before the rest of his young family, and to start the day with yoga exercises.
On the red dust, know how to paddle the paddle of the years, light boat moved, scattered in the city we are waiting for, into the dawn before dawn.
Until the following day before dawn 5 when, just be in of parents persuade below, kneading an eye to stand up loathly from the chair, go to bed.
Going out before dawn in the morning and coming home wearing stars and moons have long been the norm, often even on weekends.
But why must roosters crow as they prepare to start their day, and why do some roosters sound off before dawn?
Time is a broken net, missing too many dreams, the night before dawn is too dark, blind my eyes, and I feel sad.
What makes us cry to the dawn alone, to greet the dawn of despair before dawn, to let unscrupulous tears cross the wandering of the pillow, and let the last sunshine in the corridor of the deep feelings of the winter.
Every day before dawn, they drove a truck which carried big and heavy speed-contest wheelchairs to the highway in Bali where they practiced.
At this time, the more you want to keep a happy heart, light everything, laugh to the funny, never let the moment of frustration bad your mood, to believe, only break through the dark before dawn, to usher in the dawn of a new day.
According to the plan of the drill, the 1st naval fleet of the red team would escort a merchant ship (simulated by Junshanhu ship) while moving to the exercise area before dawn on September 17.
For some of the poorest people in the world, a drink or a pot of soup means getting up before dawn and walking, often for miles, to fetch a bucket of water.
With fresh puffy scratches up and down his arms from the cactus bushes he scurried through, Mr. Aubrière somehow made it to the presidential palace shortly before dawn on Wednesday and was free.
The Superferry 9 began to list before dawn off Zamboanga del Norte province, rousing terrified passengers from their sleep and prompting many to jump overboard, a coast guard chief said.
To drive a point, small army was about to get up at 2 o 'clock with employee before dawn, it is to go to terminal market to purchase first, it is to arrange next, clean, classification, bale.
On Vesak day, devout Buddhists are expected to assemble in various temples before dawn for the ceremonial hoisting of the Buddhist Flag and the singing of hymns in praise of the holy triple gem: The Buddha, The Dharma (His teachings), and The Sangha (His disciples).
The next morning, Uncle Zhou and himself caught the crabs out of the field two days ago, loaded them into the car with a large basin, and the three men went to the city to catch up with the market before dawn.
Just before dawn, Zhang Wenliang carried him to the outside of the emperor's dormitory. When the empress and concubine Yi Guifei saw the little prince, they cried even more fiercely. They were so frightened that the little prince also cried loudly.
