dawn of men造句

• A twilight forest evokes nature before the dawn of man.
• Dinosaur Encyclopedia : From Dinosaurs to the Dawn of Man.
• Veronica symbolised the dawn of man, and he stood for the dusk.
• It's all here, from the dawn of man to the present day.
• And they are revealing secrets that have aroused our curiosity since the dawn of man.
• Since birds are highly visible and common animals, humans have had a relationship with them since the dawn of man.
• The Spitzkoppe Mountains were also the filming location for 2001 : A Space Odyssey in the " Dawn of Man " sequences.
• The exception was the eyes of the leopard in the " Dawn of Man " sequence, which glowed orange from the projector illumination.
• To judge from the first two hours of the miniseries, accounts of discoveries like this abound in " Dawn of Man ."
• Backgrounds of the African vistas in the " Dawn of Man " sequence were combined with soundstage photography via the then-new front projection technique.
• Rather, he was granted his patent as a result of his noticing a natural function in the body that likely has existed since the dawn of man.
• The disc, picking up 40, 000 bits of information per second, actually exposes some of the process shots used in the Dawn of Man sequence.
• It marks the dawn of man the maker and shaper over one and a half million years ago and asserts that Africa was the birthplace of the human race.
• A well-known example is found at the end of the " Dawn of Man " sequence in the film " 2001 : A Space Odyssey ".
• Kubrick made him largely responsible for choreographing the " Dawn of Man " sequence, believing Richter could take the film away from Hollywood clich閟 of men in monkey suits.
• Similarly, during the scene in the Dawn of Man, where the sun is seen above the monolith, a crescent moon is depicted close by in the sky.
• It was, however, the first spoken lines of the film, the first act, " The Dawn of Man ", having had no dialogue.
• The " Dawn of Man " series on TLC, debuting Sunday night at 9 and concluding Monday, does it with jazzy cinematography and rapid-fire editing.
• Fawcett wrote in his posthumously published memoirs : " monsters from the dawn of man's existence might still roam these heights unchallenged, imprisoned and protected by unscalable cliffs.
• Also, saying it " probably " has been around the dawn of man without attribution in the lead, plus the lead itself strike me as inadiquite for the article.