Idiom
rise with the lark
Meaning
To be awake and out of bed early in the morning.
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“Farmers usually rise with the lark to start their work.”
“If you want to finish your project before the heat, you should rise with the lark tomorrow morning.”
“Determined to capture the perfect sunrise photograph, the dedicated artist made sure to rise with the lark each day of his trip.”
Examples
simple
“Farmers usually rise with the lark to start their work.”
contextual
“If you want to finish your project before the heat, you should rise with the lark tomorrow morning.”
complex
“Determined to capture the perfect sunrise photograph, the dedicated artist made sure to rise with the lark each day of his trip.”
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