Sentence examples for full of sun from inspiring English sources

The recipes are full of sun, accented with salt, and rife with crunchy and creamy contrasts.

Last Tuesday, the first day of spring and full of sun, Secret Agent ran, with a gorgeous lolloping scamper, at a pea pod.

Also the last of summer's vegetables, still full of sun, tomatoes have happily given in to being fat and marked (and all the better for it) and red peppers, both still curiosities from the new world in Castelvetro's time.

"Mexico was an absolute change, it was full of colour, full of sun, so unlike Europe," he says.

I guess you can only learn about female deer and a pocket full of sun so many times before you are ready for those musical Austrian hills to be very, very dead.

That they are able to revisit that stormy and windy night and still laugh and project in their drawings their desire for days full of sun and rainbows.' Father Costa says.

The pool was full of sun-dappled bathers, most of whom were either ignoring or swimming against broader economic currents.

I expect Nice to be horrible, full of sun-withered old Brits dragging their dogs along the seafront by their jewel-encrusted collars.

Used to working on promotions for products such as fizzy drinks, Saavedra dismisses focusing on the atrocities of Pinochet's rule to take the sweet shop approach to the Nos' campaign: shiny imagery of rainbows and a beautiful future full of sun-soaked days of family fun.

1. La Jolla Shores, San Diego: The shores may only be a mile long but is full of activity sun up to sun down.

There is a delay of several hours before the full effects of sun or ultraviolet burns are apparent and a delay of 10 to 30 days before the full effects of ionizing radiation burns are apparent.