Sentence examples for glorious sun from inspiring English sources

The owner is Glorious Sun Robert Martin L.L.C.; Mack-Cali Reandy leases and manages the development.

One large commercial landholder is Glorious Sun Robert Martin, a Manhattan- and Hong Kong-based real estate company that owns the 1.1 million square foot Blue Hill Plaza, one of the largest office parks between New York City and Albany.

Her ode to its "big beautiful sky" in the song Montana typifies her lyrics, which are shot through with naturalistic snapshots: the "sea of lilacs" in Springtime £2, The Bells' "golden, glorious sun".

Came the rain on the second day of Womad: following glorious sun on the Friday, at 4.40pm, first some drizzle, then a reminder of what a British summer is usually all about.

And so, on an island that is only 114 miles long and 52 miles wide, we drove 960 miles in 11 days; 10 of them, thankfully, in glorious sun.

Afternoons, under a glorious sun, Big Festival hosted Big Village, a cluster of white tents lined up along the surfer-heavy Côte des Basques, offering everything from 14-euro tuna burgers and beer to free surfing lessons, art classes for children and manicures and hairstyling for girls.

This summer, I'll find myself whisked away to Greece to spend five glorious, sun-soaked weeks immersed in learning.

Lingering shots are sweetened by Seventies styling; inventive camera work (and Serge Gainsbourg on the stereo) nods towards mid-period Antonioni; and the whole thing is played out in glorious, sun-dappled France.

It looks like a pint-sized Yosemite, a place where the Easter Island gods ran amok: great bulging pierced boulders, ravines dark with debris, glorious sun-trap ledges with views over misty ridges.

And now, on our third day, we were strolling past them, on a glorious, sun-filled 20-mile hike to EcoCamp Patagonia, past gleaming snow-lined fjords, and across shaky rope bridges spanning roaring rivers.

Beyond Washington Heights, New York was wrapped in a glorious day of brilliant sun and turning leaves yesterday, but no one really noticed.