The phrase "awesome sun" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the sun in a positive and enthusiastic manner, often in contexts related to nature, weather, or personal feelings about a sunny day.
Example: "As I sat on the beach, I couldn't help but admire the awesome sun shining down on us, making the water sparkle."
Alternatives: "amazing sun" or "fantastic sun".
But when tomatoes aren't in season, or if you just don't have any on hand, don't forget about the equally awesome sun-dried tomato.
"I went coppery for the summer — it was awesome, like the sun brightened me up or something," she said.
"I was on the Manhattan Bridge on my way over here, and there was an awesome view of the sun right behind the Statue of Liberty," he said.
From 1john2 3and4 to ken in texas at 9 17: This really happened: got to this thread, clicked on browser to get NASA TV, heard sonic BOOM, Fort Worth (just after 8 a.m ., run outside, MASSIVE contrail leading right into the eastern sun....... awesome!
We had an awesome moment there when the sun burst up over the horizon and lit the entire valley.
Penn, of course, looked fresh as a daisy, as if heat was an absolute non-factor in his life (the sun and its awesome powers apparently have no negative effect on the famous).
2. South By was pretty awesome, but only because the sun aligned with my 3rd moon somehow in the house of penis, I mean Venus, and I got to pal around with the Miguel Mendez band and Yoko Ono my way into their hearts.
"It's awesome having a shower there, watching the sun set over the water with birds flying all around," said Vinny Petrarca, who was the project designer on the house.
"We've gone from an all of the above energy policy to a platform that instead gives clear priority to the awesome power of the wind and the sun," he said.
Recently, NASA released awesome footage from the Solar Dynamics Observatory of the sun taken with a gradient filter to create a "stunning display of sharply defined coronal loops".
