Sentence examples for better sunny from inspiring English sources

By Wednesday, the high was supposed to be 29 degrees with a low of 6. Thursday should be better, sunny and 38.

The good news for Vancouverites is that their Olympics can only get better and sunnier from here.

But it would stand a better chance if Sunny Boy Blue's suicide did not send his sister into an orgy of self-discovery and remorse.

Unlike the numerous over-sentimentalized and sappy accolades that would emerge afterwards -- recording Obama songs seemed as much a PR stunt as honest homage after a while -- Extra Golden's eight-minute guitar-driven track stayed true to the Benga tradition of praise, as danceable, airy (reminiscent of the better of King Sunny Ade) and socially relevant.

Transplanting in cloudy weather and toward evening is better than in sunny weather and in the morning.

There are rare souls who wear good fortune handsomely, who grow and become better with each sunnier day.

Subsidies distort investment: since the German government fixed the price for solar power at munificent levels, the country has been sucking in huge numbers of solar panels that could be put to better use in sunnier climes.

Lighter colors are usually better in a sunnier climate.

Better known is the sunny, expansive model, symbolized by David H. Komansky, a glad-handing former broker who ran the company before being replaced by Mr. O'Neal.

Simms was never better than in the sunny calm of Super Bowl XXI at the Rose Bowl, completing 22 of 25 passes for 268 yards and 3 touchdowns in a 39-20 triumph over the Denver Broncos.

These use less silicon than their thicker cousins, or none at all, and can be cheaper to make, but they are often less efficient; better for deserts, or sunny lots on the edge of town, than for roofs where the area available is limited.