Sentence examples for cool sunshine from inspiring English sources
'cool sunshine' is not a grammatically correct phrase and is not typically used in written English
However, you could use the phrase 'cool sun' or 'cool sunshine rays' or 'the cool sunshine' or 'a cool sun'. For example, "The cool sun shone through the trees making the forest glow with its warmth."
In the cool sunshine, Cheruiyot said he liked New York, but the weather was a bit chilly.
As the week opened at Churchill Downs in cool sunshine, a flight from Europe landed in Louisville this morning carrying nine Breeders' Cup contenders, led by Montjeu, winner of last year's Arc de Triomphe.
We've been standing in the glaring, cool sunshine, swearing and cursing those who haven't stopped, for well over an hour by the time Eidur pulls up in his battered Toyota.
Volunteers swept broken glass from the streets as people walked to work in the cool Pacific sunshine.
The fanfare was for a touring British king, George V, in India to celebrate his recent coronation with a "durbar", a show of might designed to attest to the permanency of imperial rule.Few standing in the cool winter sunshine imagined the occupiers would be bundled away within four decades.
What could be cooler?"Everyday Sunshine: The Story of Fishbone" is on DVD now.
That Hollywood made the Lakers cool, and the sunshine made them desirable.
The air is cool, yet the sunshine beats through the glass pane and provides welcoming rays of warmth.
SUNDAY June 16th this year was a Goldilocks sort of day across Germany, not too hot but not too cool, with bright sunshine and a reasonable offshore breeze.
The result was a day of pleasant sunshine, cool breezes and low humidity, a welcome relief from the oppressive heat that had smothered the city.
The region as a whole experiences hot summers and cool winters, with much sunshine and very little precipitation.
