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Meanings of sunrise in English
Instant at which the upper edge of the Sun appears over the eastern horizon in the morning.
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sunrise Usage of sunrise in English
1
The sunrise empire has exemplified the latter method; China prefers the former.
2
We shall start immediately, and be back, at all events, by sunrise.
3
Furthermore, sunrise and local photoperiod timing depend on position in time zone.
4
Remind my brother that Egyptians believe in the power of the sunrise.
5
The direction of sunrise is also a matter of opinion, Jolober thought.
6
In the sunrise-well ,theysay it is very fine in the sunrise.
7
With the sunrise the search for the buoy was begun in earnest.
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Before sunrise, on this sweet new day we won't ever see happen.
9
The time of execution was set for sunrise on the following day.
10
The German went to look out the window, clearly awaiting full sunrise.
11
Not yet; but some of them may be in sight at sunrise.
12
Good, we can estimate the time of the explosion based on sunrise.
13
Through her I rediscovered the wonder of the sunrise and the stars.
14
And with the sunrise went also the woman whom he loved-inignorance.
15
Not merely its beauty; it is not more beautiful than the sunrise.
16
That's where Rabbi Aaron's study group meets every morning, just before sunrise.
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