Sentence examples for blazing sunlight from inspiring English sources

This is, like, our fifteenth country, and I'm sick of meandering around in the blazing sunlight.

He held on tightly to an aide's hand and blinked in the blazing sunlight as he walked carefully down the four stone steps to the sidewalk.

Swathed in flowing white robes, they showed an impressive disdain for the heat, preferring to seek out the blazing sunlight wherever possible.

Ones furnished with spitting log fires and the aroma of roasting meats, the kind of place that feels odd to visit in blazing sunlight.

At the new Seabrook floodgate complex, climb up three steep ladders, open a trap door, and step out into the blazing sunlight atop a 54-foot tower that was not here just two years ago.

Standing before a microphone in the blazing sunlight on the station's front steps, Doran Dalton, the chairman of the Hopi Foundation, opened the first broadcast day of Indian country's newest radio station with a simple announcement: "You're listening to KUYI".

The blazing midday sunlight is the only thing that stops the horde of vamps from spilling out onto Chambers Street right behind him.

"As for the lighting, it's just a case of always failing to get up early enough and arriving at the location in blazing noon sunlight.

When Jacques Demy, in his second feature, "Bay of Angels," from 1963, pulled the stifling and louche bourgeois world and the cinematic crime-drama clichés of Riviera casinos into the blazing New Wave sunlight, Moreau platinum-blond was the star.

Within a blazing frame of sunlight, the lines of her slim upper body are etched in pale shades of gray, the photographer's shadow leaving dark patterns on the rest of her body.

Morning is generally the most sedate and appealing of time in the tropics, and as one side of my building faces east towards the sea, watching the sunlight cut blazing and orange through the gossamer clouds at dawn while drinking a coffee is one of the great pleasures of living here.