Sentence examples for brutal sun from inspiring English sources

The players got an extra day or two out of the brutal sun of training camp.

Australians will shade from brutal sun rays behind a surprisingly artisanal drinks cabinet.

Those who could not afford taxis crammed into flatbed trucks; others took the bus to Chtaura, a Lebanese border town, and then crossed on foot, walking several miles in the brutal sun and carrying their luggage on their heads.

He had the benefit of shade from a canopy over the altar, but people in the audience did not, and two died from heart attacks under the brutal sun.

"I spent 23 years with him because he was against oppression; he has been fighting it for years," said Abu Muayyid al-Kinani, 47, who was jammed into the back of a Toyota pickup truck with a dozen other Badr Brigade veterans under a brutal sun.

Under a brutal sun, this lineup, sponsored by WLIB, the city's only all-gospel station, showcased the genre's versatility and range: old-time church stompers, R&B-influenced songs that wouldn't sound terribly out of place on urban radio, bright choral explosions, tales of desperate redemption.

He celebrated the wall's collapse, along with Cold War geopolitics, with a warning to the audience gathered under a brutal summer sun to see him.

Every Wednesday, a crowd gathers in the Plaza of Martyrs here for a ritual as unsparing and inescapable as the brutal midday sun.

He lived through weeks of fear, sleeping on the sand, exposed to the brutal Sahara sun, to snakes and scorpions, fed meager bowls of rice, bounced from barren desert outpost to outpost.

A dozen men waited under the one giant tree that stood luckily for them, given the brutal midday sun -- just across from the front gate of ExxonMobil's office here.

After a couple of weeks under a brutal subtropical sun, the water covering the city's streets had become an opaque, semi-gelatinous brew of sewage, fluids leaked from submerged cars, and bodies of rodents, cats, dogs, and people.