Converse of object

• greet: About greeting the sunrise with open arms, not joining the cloakroom queue... ... ... .

• watch: In the morning we drove into the dunes to watch the sunrise over Dune 45.

• catch: At dawn it is pointed east to catch the sunrise, in the evening it is moved to catch the sunset.

• enjoy: Day 10: optional return visit to Machu Picchu to enjoy the sunrise over the terraces.

• see: Saturday should see the first sunrise for the year!

• face: This axis, facing the mid-winter sunrise, is also seen at the Plain's most famous archeological site, Stonehenge.

Adjective modifier

• breathtaking: The blustery wind faded away and we were treated to a breathtaking sunrise and a ' peach ' of a day.

• spectacular: The drive to the river took me east toward the usual spectacular sunrise.

• glorious: Our guest speaker wore a tie like a glorious tropical sunrise lighting up a green field.

• golden: To my left I witnessed a golden sunrise across the beautifully calm sea.

• magnificent: Preparing for a winter view of this mountain, Ian Evans encountered a magnificent sunrise.

• beautiful: Maybe things you see get you excited - a David Beckham goal, or a beautiful sunrise.

Modifies a noun

• period: The ' sunrise period ' will begin on the 7th December 2005.

• industry: We also want to support green technology and environmental sunrise industries.

Noun used with modifier

• midsummer: To the south east is an entrance with double stones which faces down the valley toward the midsummer sunrise.

• midwinter: There's a movie of a midwinter sunrise on the videos webpage.

• solstice: Summer solstice sunrise on the longest day on the year.

• winter: We visit the neolithic long barrow of Stoney Littleton near Bath, which is aligned to the winter solstice sunrise.

• summer: Summer solstice sunrise on the longest day on the year.

• morning: View the early morning sunrise from your verandah or take the few steps to the waters edge for your moonlight promenade.