Sentence examples similar to catch a bit of sun from inspiring English sources

This abbreviated tour got us to the Falsterbo peninsula, Sweden's southwestern corner, in time to catch a bit of late afternoon sun (O.K., it was 8 p.m. but the summer sunset was still more than two hours off).

"The deadly fireball erupted with the ferocity of a million blazing suns... the world hasn't witnessed a lightshow this spectacular since U2's Friday headline slot at Glastonbury". I caught a bit of U2's set.

I caught a bit of U2's set.

I caught a bit of the rugby between Wales and Australia at the weekend.

"But I caught a bit of press.

"I just caught a bit of that," another official replied.

But he caught a bit of the frenzy over the rock.

Be sure to get out during your lunch break for a bit of sun exposure.

But we are helped into the story by Donovan's disciplined prose, which can precisely catch those characters' perceptions - their wish to "live like flowers stuck to the side of a hill in a breeze, a bit of clay, a bit of sun".

But first a bit of sun.

"Getting a bit of sun on our backs is nice.