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61. American forces landed on the island at dawn.

62. The cowbird lays her egg at dawn.

63. However, roosters do not always crow at dawn.

64. He woke up with a start at dawn.

65. The two-year-old wandered out the house at dawn dressed in mum Michelle's high heels and nightie.

66. Forget all those tales of our taking our position at dawn and staying there hardly daring to move.

67. His resolve ends when again he wakes at dawn with prophetic words in his ears.

68. Throughout the day the grouse drums in the woods, and the woodcock performs its exuberant ritual at dawn and dusk.

69. Billy woke up at dawn on that day in January.

70. The shot was taken at dawn after two hours spent setting up.

71. Glover sat up in bed at dawn and felt the wetness of his pajama top.

72. Guns at dawn: Police raid caravan site after post office robbery.

73. He fished out some long canvas bags from the barn and told me the picking started at dawn.

74. At dawn on Saturday 6 February the eight-month lull was abruptly brought to an end.

75. On my previous visit, at dawn,(www.Sentencedict.com) the range had floated eerily above a sea of fog.

76. They came again at dawn, silently through the rocks with their bodies mud-streaked and branches of mesquite in their headbands.

77. At dawn, on a weedy Michigan lake, ten thousand mallards fidget.

78. When they rise at dawn and in the twilight people should not be abroad, but at their prayers indoors.

79. Bush went jogging with his pregnant daughter Doro in Houston at dawn.

80. In autumn 1978, ultrasonic pulsing at two-second intervals was recorded at dawn at the King Stone.

81. The miracle of their obedience came with the hammer at dawn.

82. Fish the northern side of Bird Island with jigs tipped with minnows at dawn for best results.

83. Eck therefore had a whole night's steaming to put himself a hundred miles from the sinking before submerging at dawn.

84. After much speculation we all started to point the finger at Dawn.

85. Sally Rouses, a working mother of two[sentencedict.com], used to unwind daily by running at dawn or dusk along tree-lined streets.

86. This included the case of the nine South Ronaldsay children who had been taken from their homes at dawn on 27 February.

87. They said the cotton was heavier at dawn because of the dew and you could make more money than in the afternoon.

88. Anyway, he's taken to disappearing every morning at dawn and not returning until he's exhausted.

89. If she laid at dawn, like most birds, she would have to have prepared the day before.

90. Often, he came home exhausted at dawn and slept the whole of the day away.