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Meanings of start at daybreak in English
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Usage of start at daybreak in English
1
You'll snore in there all right, and you can start at daybreak.'
2
We shall anchor for the night soon, and start at daybreak.
3
I must start at daybreak to-morrow morning, and my orders must be obeyed.
4
Girls, if there be no objection, we will start at daybreak.
5
Suppose, then, that we make tomorrow a washing day, and start at daybreak.
6
Our reporter Sally Murphy says investigations will start at daybreak.
7
It was settled that they should start at daybreak and take two hundred men-at-arms.
8
They were to start at daybreak, upon the following morning.
9
Two parties of horsemen were ordered to start at daybreak.
10
The weary troops were to have a few hours' rest and start at daybreak.
11
We will start at daybreak with our friend, and a half-breed as a guide.
12
Surely that will do, if we start at daybreak.
13
But I would like to start at daybreak.
14
They had best start at daybreak tomorrow morning.
15
If we start at daybreak, and keep it to our back, we can't go far wrong.
16
The old town of Lustadt was awakened with a start at daybreak by the booming of cannon.
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