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sunrise

[suhn-rahyz] / ˈsʌnˌraɪz /


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“Some of the best views of the lake are from Dante’s View, and sunrise is a great time to see it,” Andler added.

From Los Angeles Times

We were near Flagstaff when I blinked awake, glad to catch sight of the sunrise and grateful to have a sleeping area of my own.

From Los Angeles Times

Under especially dark skies, sunlight scattered by this dust can be seen shortly after sunset or before sunrise as a faint glow called zodiacal light.

From Science Daily

Her last opponent, Bill himself, pitches a private beach sword fight at sunrise “like a couple real-life honest-to-goodness samurais.”

From Los Angeles Times

“When the sunrise arrives, suddenly I noticed that there are people with cameras in the dance floor,” Laxe recalls.

From Los Angeles Times