Sentence examples for allowing the sun from inspiring English sources

Will Conservatives introduce legislation allowing the sun to explode?

With the storms swirling far offshore, the skies in the metropolitan area were virtually cloudless, allowing the sun to fire up another heat wave.

Unlike Crusoe, who wears breeches and a jacket, refuses to go barefoot and keeps his hair and beard trimmed, Knox went native, stripping to a loincloth and allowing the sun to burnish his skin.

The Gulf is vulnerable to very high WBT because regional weather patterns mean it has clear summer skies, allowing the sun to strongly warm the waters of the Gulf, which are shallow and therefore heat up more than deeper oceans.

To retreat beneath the nearest peach tree, allowing the sun's rays to bathe the outskirts of your mind in peace and just be happy?

Shade trees near residential and commercial buildings can reduce demand for air-conditioning; deciduous trees lose their leaves in winter, allowing the sun's heat through.

They noticed that the soil, seeded with a strain of rye grass that allows the sun to dry the ground more deeply, had changed the speed of play.

His coops used plastic panels that allowed the sun to shine through in the winter yet keep the coops cool in summer.

The spring always brings some brush fires, as a lack of foliage allows the sun to dry dead grasses and old forest beds.

After turning the shuttle to allow the sun to warm the blankets and firing thrusters to shake the array, the wing snapped into place about two hours after deployment began.

The shaded canopy allowed the sun to throw golden specks on the dark, cold river; where the granite rocks refused to budge, miniature wooden bridges zig-zagged back and forward across the water.