Sentence examples for down the sun from inspiring English sources

Then, at the graveside, as the starlings pulled down the sun and the mosquitoes raised the moon, it was just my mother and me.

The moon will go down, the sun will rise, and this gelid atmosphere will slide away, having validated the seriousness of winter once again.

The something wicked that comes creeping like night in "Vanishing on 7th Street," turning down the sun and seemingly sucking people right out of their homes, offices, cars and clothes, arrives without warning.

A study published this spring in Geophysical Research Letters found that if we inject sulfur aerosols into the stratosphere in order to dial down the sun, the sky would not only become whiter and significantly brighter, but we would also be treated to more intense, "volcanic" sunsets.

The legendary act of snaring and slowing down the sun to give Mauiʼs mother, Hina, time to make tapa cloths and Mauiʼs relatives time to plant and fish, points to Maui freeing society from its oppressive rulers.

If you're driving down the highway over the next week and your child looks out the windshield and shouts, "I wanna see G-Force", pull down the sun visor and change the subject.

I realize he may not have awakened when his world closed in after the car bomb exploded and brought down the sun-dried blocks.

Earlier, pacing down the sun-drenched 18th fairway, Day's caddie and mentor, Col Swatton, issued a simple instruction: "Enjoy this, mate".

Its called a 'Sun Down,' after the sun goes down you have a drink and admire what you have killed".

We lay down in the sun for a while before moving on, this time to Rowayton.

Next, lay the log in a shady place, hosing it down when the sun is in a punishing mood.