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Discover Ludwig"a bit of sun" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to any amount of sun, such as a warming ray of sunshine, a few hours on a sunny day, or any other time when there is a presence of sun or when somebody is wishing for sunshine. For example, "I could sure use a bit of sun after all this rain."
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But first a bit of sun.
"Getting a bit of sun on our backs is nice.
A bit of sun starting to creep through now.
A bit of sun would have lifted all the highlights and transformed the picture.
"But what can you do?" My last morning I was rewarded with a bit of sun.
He'd taken his bird cage out, and his canaries were taking in a bit of sun.
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And if you're visiting during Israel's six warm months, you can combine history with a bit of sun-worshiping and swimming in the Med.
Located slap-bang in the middle of the bay is the island of Yao Noi, the perfect place to let the days slip away and engage in a bit of sun-gazing.
Further, mold only grows in low sun, so a bit of direct sun should also prevent any real issue.
After the pomp of Buckingham Palace, these busy Londoners love a bit of seaside sun.
Fancying a bit of winter sun, we opted for a package deal to Gran Canaria.
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