Sentence examples for blue sun from inspiring English sources
The sky a smear of bright blue, sun warming the grass.
These are sandstorms or dust storms during which the atmosphere becomes hazy; on occasion they may persist for three or four days, at the end of which the phenomenon of a "blue" sun may be observed.
The blue sun had barely set when, at the meeting of ocean and sky, indistinct and drowned in blood-red mist, a symmetriad blossomed like a gigantic crystal flower".
Michael, who is six feet one and a half inches, with pale, freckled skin, sandy hair, and blue-green eyes behind glasses, and who was wearing a frayed blue shirt and a blue sun hat, slid into a seat toward the back of the bus.
I learned that, at around the time Kandinsky painted the work, in 1926, he had begun collecting scientific encyclopedias and journals; and as I stared at the canvas, a big, stupid smile plastered on my face, I thought of yeast cells budding, or a haloed blue sun and its candied satellite crew, or life itself escaping the careless primordial stew.
It also allows for more accurate white balancing and color tweaking, so your shots won't look like they were taken next to a bunch of lava or under a blue sun.
You can see a tent bearing the blue, sun-faded letters U.N.H.C.R. — the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
G. Bruce Hedlund, a pilot for 19 years with a major airline, recalled once being in the cockpit after a takeoff on a dark, cloudy day when the aircraft suddenly burst through the clouds into a bright blue sun-washed sky.
On this dull afternoon no sunshine enlivens the greens and greys of the fields and leafless trees around the defunct mines in Silver Valley, but aloft in a scrap of blue sky sun glints on a plane going east.
Jump approximately eight feet from volcanic rock into the deepest one, or just float on your back in the warm salt water, marveling at the blue sky, sun, and birdsong.
On screen, discs of primary colours overlap, merge, materialise and fade in a continuous flow of images and after-images - dark suns, blue moons - that hypnotise the eye.
