Sentence examples for get a suntan from inspiring English sources

I'm going to get a suntan.

Optimists go outside and get a suntan, but pessimists stay indoors and avoid getting cancer.

It was nice to get a suntan on my chest and feel a bit more feminine.

"It would be like trying to get a suntan from a light-emitting diode," Mr. Remboski said.

He and a few buddies later traveled to Las Vegas and "just drank ourselves into a stupor," and after that he went to the Bahamas with his girlfriend to get a suntan.

That is why the Walgreen presence on the building is so dominant, he added, joking that when "you turn that corner" on the way to 1 Times Square, "you're going to get a suntan" from the signs' light.

I got a suntan.

It's tantamount to white people getting a suntan".

"Nobody was really out there getting a suntan".

A week in Ibiza used to mean seven nights inside a club — you had more chance of getting a suntan on Dorking high street in February.

According to popular lore, it wasn't until 1923, when Coco Chanel accidentally got a suntan on the Duke of Wellington's yacht, that the brawny complexion of a sailor moved from the "out" list to "in".