Sentence examples for an intense sun from inspiring English sources

UNDER an intense sun, the rituals of the day followed a familiar pattern.

Under an intense sun, and before perhaps a million people, John Paul pressed Nigeria to improve its human rights record.

One of his favorite shots, a photograph of a 1937 Talbot Lago, was made under an intense sun high in the sky.

One day last week, 25 strikers — almost all of them immigrants from Haiti, Jamaica or countries in Africa — picketed outside the three-story nursing home here under an intense sun, chanting "Scabs, go home".

A long-lasting solar flare erupted from the sun early Saturday (Feb. 9), triggering an intense sun eruption aimed squarely at Earth.

In the summer, the city bakes under a flat, intense sun.

Nevertheless, its association with BCC suggests, by analogy with melanoma, a relationship with intense sun exposure.

A measure of "intense sun exposure" was derived by summing time spent sunbathing, on holiday, and in foreign countries, from birth up until 2 years prior to the prostate clinic [ 8].

Thus, for the development of CMM, the most risky sun-related activity for adults is currently thought to be a fortnight holiday with intense sun exposure.

Kids climb on it, families pose for photos, car doors nick the doors, and the intense sun does a number on the red paint.

The dark pigment in skin that protects tropical peoples from the sun's intensity attenuates the manufacture of vitamin D. With intense sun exposure, this is not a problem, as the quantity of sunlight compensates perfectly for the relative inefficiencies of vitamin D production, leading to just the right levels.