sunrise * , also: sunup AmE old-fashioned , also: sun-up AmE old-fashioned

"The people of the city will probably begin to get here around sunrise."

She looked at him with a kind of sunrise in her eyes.

Then he let her go and went out to watch the sunrise alone.

We left early the next morning, an hour or so after sunrise.

We'll get out of here by four and sunrise will be at six or so.

"They say a man should see the sunrise at least once in his life."

You do not have to see every sunrise to know what the next one will look like.

"They start coming at sunrise and stay around all day."

This part of the world was near the sunrise line.

The meeting was to take place next morning at sunrise.

At sunrise, she started out again, now with a plan.

I remember one sunrise, but there might have been more.

Police who call before sunrise have nothing to offer but bad news.

It was early in the morning, local time, just a few hours before sunrise.

From past experience it knew what the sunrise of the following day would bring.

It was half past four of the black, with the sunrise less than an hour away.

Maybe there was a sunrise behind him on the other side of the building.

It was getting too close to sunrise to try to do any more.

Next morning, I was up hours before sunrise, or would have been if the sun had ever set.

"There are only a few hours left before sunrise, and I want to play with them for a while."

I'm not sure they went far enough; I had told them to be back an hour after sunrise.

"It should still get us up to the top before sunrise."

You can reach sunrise line in the next few minutes.

Live each day as if you were to die next sunrise.

Would I even live long enough to see tomorrow's sunrise?

I want you to get out there and find them by sunup.

It was a very early morning, no more than an hour or two after sunup.

"Is this where you tell me to get out of town by sunup?"

We'd be out in the fields from sunup to night.

I think he will probably leave before sunup, to separate his coming from whatever has to be done.

I assume you want this to happen just before sunup.

"Make sure the men know that we're likely to be moving not long after sunup," he told them.

The Chinese troops would be all over this area come sunup.

She did it, of course, but the pot was not on the fire until sunup.

"There'll be plenty of time to get to school after sunup."

They reached the other side of the ridge an hour before sunup.

"He cut out right after sunup to have a look at the water.

It was a long drive through the Glen, and we left early in the morning, before sunup.

"You may not be saving any time leaving before sunup."

"All you three have to do is get these horses to town by sunup," he added.

At a little past sunup, they stopped long enough to fry the fish.

"We expect to have a hundred head available at sunup tomorrow," Call said.

I'd hoped to be back to my herd by sunup.

He'd killed three people since sunup and hardly felt any guilt.

In previous seasons, shooting could begin half an hour before sunup.

They'd have to be back at their farms before sunup to begin a new day in the fields.

The days were long, but the temperature did not vary between sunup and sun- down.

At sunup, when I did my practice, there would often be someone loitering.

In all her life Lindy had never been known to sleep past sunup.

At sunup the next morning he was ten miles south of town and riding for the border.