He got 'em up long 'fore sunup and wuked 'em in de fields long as dey could see how to wuk.
Later she was sent to the fields where she worked side by side with her mother and three sisters from sunup until sundown.
The field hands, always considered an inferior group by the house servants, worked from sunup to sundown.
For three weeks past, excepting for the trip to Brill's, the men had toiled incessantly, breakfasting before sunup and seeking their bunks long after dark.
Three hours before sunup the cook was once more busy round a fire.
The nighthawk came riding up on the horse he had picketed prior to going to sleep before sunup at the first stand.
The farm was very large, the slaves worked from sunup to sundown, no one was harshly treated or punished.
We wucked in de fie'ls from sunup ter sundown mos' o' de time, but we had a couple of hours at dinner time ter swim or lay on de banks uv de little crick an' sleep.
We ain't had much time to do dat, case we wucked frum sunup till sundown six days a week.
Dey warn't so good ter my mammy, case dey makes her wuck frum sunup till sundown in de hot summertime, an' she ain't had no fun at all.
Yes mam, we wucked seben days a week, fromsunup till sundown six days, an' from seben till three or four on a Sunday.
Whippings "I been whipped from sunup till sundown.
Marster had four overseers on de place an' dey drove us from sunup till sunset.
Iffen de wuck wus pushin' we wucked from sunup till dark an' Mis' Betsy wucked too.
We worked fromsunup till sunset wid a rest spell at 12 o'clock of two hours.
I wurked lak a man dar an' de hours wus from sunup till dark mostly.
They were well underway by sunup the next day, and as he fought off sleep in the rising heat, Hawksworth reflected on what he had seen along the road.
Then he convened the Rajputs and drivers and announced that they would assemble the caravan two hours before sunup the following morning, an hour earlier than usual.
But when yer on a long watch with a feller, an' got ter see him from sunup ter moonrise, it's better ter overlook a lot o' things.
At sunup we'll drive the Roundheads back into the sea.
He tucked me up warm on the komatik, he hitched up the huskies, and mushed, way up the tickle, and through the soft bush snow, and at sunup we made his winter tilt on Torngak Creek.
By sunup the search-party returned, all too worn-out with twenty-four hours in the saddle to continue the hunt.
By sunup the crew would be on its way back up to the head of Big Sandy to make ready for another timber run.
The drama was interesting, but they had no part in it, and they would certainly have to rise soon after sunup to a long day's arduous toil.
Well," he yawned, "if we're to start at sunup we had better get off to rest.
With my husband at work from sunup until dark, it's often lonely here.
I think I'll start off at sunup and drive over to see how Langton's getting on," he said.
You must have had the team out at sunupand have made the most of every minute since," laughed Mrs. Farquhar.
I can ride over to Hall's and get back to my place by sunup with his team.
About sunup they all found themselves at the railroad track about a mile beyond the clubhouse, just at the head of Stender's grade.
And then about sunup next morning this agent is woke up by a pounding on his door.
The flat cold taste of before sunup was clammy in their throats; the smell of the fading nighttime was in their nostrils.
Marster 'pinted a cullud boy to git de slaves up 'fore day, and dey wukked f'um sunup to sundown.
And Jacques left before sunup one morning, and when it came day Narcisse went to fix him some breakfast, and there was only enough grub left for five or six days.
With that peaked, set look on his face he went a-trudging on in the snow from sunup to sundown.
About sunup they made smoke-signals at me that they was movin' Kingsboro way on a raw trail.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sunup" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: aurora; dawn; daybreak; daylight; light; morn; prime; sunrise; sunup
