Sentence examples for best sun from inspiring English sources

I've started to plant a lot of perennials around here and in my home, and plot those out with the best sun, you know, the best sun exposure".

At best, Sun reader Mr Miliband is oblivious to sexist appearances, to an extent that could suggest some sympathy, in his team, with Buchanan's "not the sharpest knives in the block".

"They would cherry-pick only the best Sun salesmen and fire the rest," says Falvey.

The best sun protective clothing has a thick, tight weave, such as denim or twill.

As a cultural phenomenon it's on a par with those beloved summer stereotypes, the Germans who get to the pool before breakfast to bag the best sun-loungers.

Brown is likely to be the manager with the best sun-tan in League Two but the man who led Hull into the Premier League and kept them there for a season should not be underestimated.

Prince Harry gets the best winter sun itinerary – going to Belize, Jamaica and the Bahamas in March, when the weather will be just peachy.

IT IS one of those January days when Washington looks its best: the sun pours out of a pure blue sky, glinting off the white dome of Congress; unspoiled snow carpets the lawns of Capitol Hill; an occasional burst of bird-song trills through the clean air.

The best 1 Sun short circuit current measured from a Si.12Ge.88 cell at wavelengths beyond 780 nm without anti-reflection coating, back surface reflector, or back texturing is 12.9 mA/cm2.

It may be best limit sun exposure to lemon-juice treated brown spots to 10 minutes at a time.

The best-selling Sun newspaper said senior members of the party had vowed to get rid of May, but would wait at least six months because they feared a leadership contest could propel Labour into power under Corbyn, who supports renationalisation of key industries and higher taxes for business and top earners.