Sentence examples for classic sun from inspiring English sources

Like: even The Sun invoked the term "hipster" in its headline, pushing some classic Sun word like "romp" or "Rooney" out of the 100-word pre-approved Sun editorial vocabulary so "hipster" could take its place, the headline "Sofa so good!

Is this the end of the classic sun, sea and sand package so beloved of thousands of young Britons every summer?

The first two, Juggernaut and its sister album Piasa... Devourer of Men, are what I'd describe as the closest thing to the "classic Sun City Girls sound," if someone were holding a gun to my head.

Thursday night's sale included a sweeping range of material, from classic, sun-dappled Impressionist landscapes to late, distorted Picasso nudes.

It appeared from afar like a classic Aztec sun stone.

My Baby Left Me, Hound Dog, One Night and the old Sun classics are in one pile, while crap like Bossa Nova Baby and Are You Lonesome Tonight? go on another.

Mr Rumsfeld, they whisper, is a classic victim of "sun-king syndrome"—a near universal malady among bosses of all sorts that leads them to overestimate their own abilities and underestimate everybody else's.The diplomatic charge is, to put it politely, hard to rebut.

In 2009 (the same year a restored version of director Ted Kotcheff's sun-baked classic Wake in Fright finally hit the shelf) Pure Shit belatedly arrived in a fancy three-disc DVD box set.

Bunny Smith--a Smith--a Smith--aoman in a white warmup skinnywho hasmilings-classic short, straight, sun-bleached hair and a Florida lifetime tan, and womanas worked as Mulloy's teaching assistant for twhite-five years--accompanied him.

Witnessing their classic roots reggae in the sun has to be the perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon.

Hence, only recently, the US business bible Forbes magazine printed 31 tips culled from Sun Tzu's classic.