The first lights of dawn are on the horizon.
Do you think those are rain clouds on the horizon?
From his spot high in the crow's nest, a pirate trained his spyglass on the horizon.
These exist only on the horizon, and they are less easy to assess and measure.
Caught on very quickly and is the hive of choice today. New technology is on the horizon.
Happiness sometimes very short, like a after the rain in the rainbow on the horizon in attendance;
It is currently at version 1.6.3 (a very stable release), and version 2.0 is on the horizon.
Last year, from where I stood on the levee, one would have seen orderly fields proceeding all the way to the river on the horizon.
That day I took a taxi to the beach and stared at the blue sky and the low clouds on the horizon.
The sun, round as an orange and orange as hot-weather moon, balances on the horizon, burnishes the silvered winter wood.
Additional tree growth on the horizon near the highway gives testimony to the ease with which, woody plants grow in this moist mild climate and these fertile soils.
He would spend his days enjoying the smallest of things - color-tagging butterflies, counting peaks on the horizon, making stories out of cloud formations.
Lightning is like a magic master, showing off all kinds of colors on the horizon, and I am dazzled by it.
Summer in the islands - waves licking the shore, light and shadow playing on the sand, a brisk breeze out at sea, and far away on the horizon a little sailing boat.
With his big screen debut in The Wiz and his groundbreaking album Off the Wall on the horizon, an 18-year-old Jackson makes a solo appearance at the 1977 Grammy Awards.
If you always wait for the next price cut or to buy the new improved model, you'll never buy any technology product because there is always something better and less expensive on the horizon.
Love is on the horizon, people are close to each other, reading each other, reading at any time is tender and sour, is not familiar with reading, or strange to each other.
You go, I go too, we break up here. You go on that road, you can rest assured. You see, the street light is always on the horizon, you just follow the bright straight line. You go first, I stand here looking at you, take a lighter step, do not teach the lime soil to rise. I must recognize your distant shadow until the distance m
keep your weather eye on the horizon....
The ship became a mere dot on the horizon.
The butterfly that owed you last year landed on the horizon with the sunset.
Addressable advertising has loitered on the horizon for years, but seems to be advancing at last.
On the return leg of car trips, St. Augustine's spire appearing on the horizon told me we were almost home.
There are several shining lights on the horizon, and then like the sound of horses running from a distance.
On the aft deck, the crew huddled together in rain slickers and gazed across the heaving seas to a yellow blur on the horizon.
"Mitsubishi is hanging on by a thread," says Champion. "There's nothing that we can see on the horizon that will improve their brand perception."
In the morning, the sun is in the ear. On Monday, the days were still weary of autumn, and the sun hung on the horizon. It appeared to be coming out. Several red clouds appeared, covering the fish maw on the horizon.
Ford has at least three new projects on the horizon -- the sci-fi thriller Godspeed, Manhunt, about US president Abraham Lincoln's assassin, and Indiana Jones 4.
In a landscape the point of interest may be a boat floating on a lake; place the boat on one of the intersections and also position the horizon near one of the horizontal lines.
It was a kind of tremendous unknown masterpiece, glimpsed from the distance in a kind of twilight, like a silhouette of the civilization of Asia on the horizon of the civilization of Europe.
Instead, they have seemingly fallen into that post-feast nap period ... a dangerous time to do so with the Jazz in town and a talented-but-troubled Nuggets team on the horizon.
If you can, let me think of a future, let the flying butterfly no longer run away from the dust, mooring in the quiet fingertips, with a flower of plain elegance bound the leap of the love silk, from then on the horizon.
Harbour lights were blinking on the horizon.
Lights from offshore drilling platforms twinkled on the horizon.
Seems to be drifting on the horizon the clouds, is so bright, changing-fold;
The sunset glow floods the inlet of the river, blending with the hues on the horizon, and merging the.
This trend alone is enough for some to claim that a "crisis of masculinity" is on the horizon.
Smoke rising on the horizon and the rumble of artillery in the east suggested that by Monday, the fighting had moved closer to the city limits.
The manufacturing employment has fallen since the middle 1990s, there is no economic bear on the horizon since it's a low trend.
In a short time you will reach that oasis on the horizon with plenty of water to drink and dates to eat.
The trees were standing in rows and were as black as they had been before and they let the snow fall on them and the fringe of forest on the horizon was still there.
No matter how exhausted you are at your nine-to-five, the promise of two full days set aside for socializing, sleeping in, and brunching in the afternoon always looms on the horizon.
Some days the sunsets would be purple and pink. And some days they were a blazing orange setting fire to the clouds on the horizon. It was during one of those sunsets that my father's idea of the whole being greater than the sum of its parts moved from my head to my heart.
The first signs of the dawn appear on the horizon.
For better or worse, similar rapid development seems nowhere near on the horizon in the U.S..
When the sun broke on the horizon, the scene slowly developed into a magnificent sunrise over a forest of hoodoos.
So what moves us to snap a sunset on the horizon, a flowing river, a blossom in spring?
The recession is now under control and no responsible forecasters see anything remotely like the 1929-33 contraction in America on the horizon.
A huge, orange-coloured sun balanced on the horizon, and three small, silver-white moons chased each other across a purple sky where alien stars glowed.
Since I wrote this email a new generation of power point + shoots is on the horizon with much higher ISO speeds, 1600 and even 3200 - previously available only on pro cameras.
I stand alone on the horizon of clouds and waters, overlooking what I can't beg for you. I have sung such a song in my life, waiting for you to come and quietly after fading away.
The lighthouse is a mere speck on the horizon.
The morning stars on the horizon and the lights on the hills are dimly reflected in the lake.
We should seriously study all subjects, increase our knowledge and not be able to stand on the horizon.
Profound changes are taking place in the global economic governance, breakthroughs in scientific and technological innovation and industry transformation are on the horizon.
In France a fight with public-sector unions is on the horizon, for reasons predating the recession-the government has long been eager to get a grip on the spiralling cost of pensions.
With Halloween on the horizon, we wanted to take this spooky occasion to announce that this weekend is also our first ever Double Cash weekend in UNCHARTED 2: Among Thieves.
At the twilight of the moon, the mind is no longer placed on the horizon.
During my teens the trips to a hostile house became a dread on the horizon for weeks beforehand.
The broad river was then covered with mist, and wild birds and the like flapped their wings across the river, leaving a deep purple streak on the horizon.
The tragedy of man is to prolong his life. We often only look forward to the magic rose garden on the horizon, and forget to appreciate the roses that are blooming outside the window today.
The mountainous island loomed on the horizon.
Let me become a beautiful horse and ride with you on the horizon.
The two seem to be unwaveringly at odds, which could mean a lawsuit is on the horizon, but what would that mean for free software distribution?
After all, can not be like a child, crying and love to laugh, and that years of our lives, after all, has long been scattered on the horizon... the only way to retrieve only a yellowing hue memory.
There are new problems on the horizon, just beyond those oil platforms offshore.
When we see gentle lights on the horizon, we often have the same reaction. We dismiss occasional kindness as apparitions, accidents, or anomalies. Anything but God...
A ship appeared on the horizon.
The distant dusty hills were overwhelmed by the dark clouds on the horizon, and the low sky seemed to herald a rainstorm.
The afternoon shadows stretched eastward and the round red sun stood thoughtfully on the horizon.
One of the saddest things of human nature is that all of us are procrastinating from life, dreaming of a wonderful rose garden on the horizon, and not enjoying the roses that bloom outside our window today.
Climate change is a crisis on the horizon which is expected to bring more droughts, floods and tropical storms, and greater demands for humanitarian assistance.
The lights were blinking on the horizon.
A parting, two turn, a scattered on the horizon, a living in the Cape, the love of the city, lost in the remotest corners of the globe.
Looking at the sky, I am just like a lonely little house slightly stand on the horizon.
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