Sentence examples for Generous sunshine from inspiring English sources
California's generous "sunshine laws" provide the necessary legal backing.
Its proximity to the coast contributes to wet winters, but it enjoys a generous amount of sunshine with around 1,800 hours of sunshine a year being recorded for the nearby village of Dale.
The next southern leader may be less generous with the sunshine.
It was a snowy Easter Sun day yesterday afternoon, but inside Carnegie Recital Hall Delores Ivory Davis was dis tributing generous amounts of musical sunshine.
Tempted by sunshine, a generous tax-free salary and a free furnished apartment, she has got herself a job in Abu Dhabi, capital of the United Arab Emirates.
Ms Park's main rival in the election, Moon Jae-in, had proposed a full return to the South's "sunshine policy"—offering generous aid to North Korea in the hope of inspiring better behaviour.
If "uncrowded," "quiet" and "sedate" were not particularly inviting attributes a century ago, they are so now, desirous as we are for uncrowded promenades and undeveloped hills, for old towns with their odd smells and sights, for a calm sea, all of it bathed day after day in sunshine that is generous rather than relentless, soft and warm rather than searing and burning.
It is a sea lavender from southern Russia but a normal ration of summer sunshine sees it in generous flower at Cotehele.
Pensioners are cashing in their annuities, gorging on the capital in their houses and using their generous pension funds to take endless sunshine cruises.
She was a compassionate, entertaining, and generous woman, whose love of life was sunshine to many.
