EARLY HOURS OF TODAY

Definition: The period of time in the morning, specifically referring to the initial hours of the current day.

Synonyms: Dawn Hours, Morning Hours, Wee Hours, Small Hours, Crack Of Dawn

Usage Examples in Sentences

She woke up in the early hours of today to watch the sunrise.

The news was delivered to us in the early hours of today.

The fishermen set sail in the early hours of today for a day of fishing.

The scientists made a groundbreaking discovery in the early hours of today.

In the early hours of today, the enigmatic melody of a nocturnal creature echoed through the silent forest.

The clandestine meeting took place in the early hours of today, shrouded in secrecy and mystery.

The birds chirped softly in the early hours of today, signaling the dawn.

During the early hours of today, I woke up to the sound of heavy rain tapping against my window.

My alarm clock failed to wake me up in the early hours of today, causing me to oversleep.

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Today, during the early hours, I witnessed a breathtaking sunrise over the horizon.

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The early hours of today were filled with anticipation as I prepared for my upcoming presentation.

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Today, the early hours were marked by a sense of excitement for what lay ahead.

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As dawn broke, the early hours of today heralded the beginning of a new adventure.

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The early hours of today brought a fresh perspective on the challenges ahead.

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Reflecting on the early hours of today, I realized the importance of starting each day with purpose.

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In the early hours of today, the birds chirped loudly outside my window.

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I went for a run during the early hours of today, enjoying the cool breeze.

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She brewed a fresh pot of coffee in the early hours of today, preparing for a long day ahead.

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He delivered newspapers in the early hours of today, earning some extra cash before dawn.