Sentence examples for extra sunshine from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's the slog through the dark winter months that makes Seattle-area residents crave sweets: a little extra sunshine, even if it's only from butter and sugar.

While others might prefer fresh green chilli, the red has absorbed all that extra sunshine as it dries in the fields.

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This is called "bolting" and is more likely to happen when there's extra sunshine.

It centres on the Schatzalp in its early days as a luxury sanatorium for people with tuberculosis, who were thought to benefit from the clean air and climate here: there are two extra hours' sunshine on fine days compared with anywhere else in Davos.

He did it with a shot that arrived like an extra burst of sunshine, a rippling drive through extra cover off the generally impressive paceman Mitchell Starc.

Although a few extra rays of sunshine may have shone down on favored tables, I never saw anybody left out in the cold, not even a sweet and out-of-place young couple dressed as if for church.

So when I saw that Bit-Funk took their classic track "Runnin" and added some warm piano riffs with an extra side of sunshine I was overcome with all sorts of fuzzy wuzzy nostalgia.

Do whatever you can to score extra seconds of that sunshine.

Fans willing to pony up somewhere between $900 and $1,400 -- not including airfare or bar tab -- can rub shoulders with their favorite acts and enjoy three to five days of food, music, Caribbean sunshine and extras like a photo with the band (no autographs, please).

As a singer, her bright, powerful voice is a thrilling mixture of sunshine and extra-tart lemonade with just enough of a torchy edge to allow her to find the tragedy inside a war horse like "The Man That Got Away".