GOLD: "sea-fire," "sea blaze," "sea sun," "sea amber," "fjord flame," "forearm's rock," "arm's fires," "falling sun".
The cliffs, the rolling amphitheater of the sea, the blazing sky itself — everything had the burnish of beaten metal, the promise of brave durability.
It is one of many modest buildings huddled together under the blazing sun, surrounded by a sea of tents.
In the desert nations around the Red Sea and Persian Gulf, the blazing sun beating down on the relatively shallow waters produces not only sky-high temperatures, but muggy air as well.
All eyes swing to the horizon, where the blazing sheet of the sea is beginning to lift in sickeningly large gray lines.
Intrepid kite surfers blaze through the sea at sunset, we light the first log fires for five months.
For getting out to sea in a blazing bright storm without ever leaving land.
At first the narrator observes the calm sea under the blazing noontime sun and accepts the inevitability of death.
Coming across this bloody, blazing vision of human cruelty – the sea is horrifically full of drowning, chained up slaves – was one of the most startling experiences I've ever had in an art gallery.
The Ocean Protector, the customs vessel used most recently to intercept and detain 157 Tamil asylum seekers at sea for four weeks, sits on the open ocean, the sun blazing behind it.
