For all its glories, sunshine is, unfortunately, too diffuse to cheaply gather into powerful electric current.
All of us should develop a true respect for food; we should appreciate the richness of the soil, the glory of the sunshine and the clarity of the water that nourishes the crop.
In central South Carolina, mustard-based barbecue sauces reign supreme in all their kicky, tangy, sunshine-yellow glory.
But past the refrigerator with plastic containers of night crawlers, the old-time cooler packed with glass bottles of Coke and the shelves of crackers and candy bars is the real glory of the place: the Sunshine burger.
What on earth has happened?! Batty flicked Payne away but did not get enough on it and was caught on the boundary, Taylor holding his nerve to take the catch on the mid-wicket fence to the jubilation of the Gloucester fans, basking in the sunshine and the glory of their team's remarkable success.
We all know the glories of summer — relaxing in warm sunshine, sipping fruity IPAs, swimming in lakes, hiking dry trails and road-tripping to outdoor music festivals.
The vibrant young Afghan is sharing the story of his rapid rise to sporting glory as we sit in bright, spring sunshine, drinking green chai from a battered thermos.
But the sense of camaraderie and sunshine and Yorkshire's Olympic glory (7th in the medal table, were we an independent country) ensured that the excitement and enthusiasm was carried over to the festival's final day.
"You are the sunshine of Arabism and its glory.
Since it was opened by Giulian Alonzi in 1945, the Harbour Bar has brought sunshine to Scarborough, along with its legendary knickerbocker glories and peach melbas.
It wasn't for glory, or to promote a country, or to sell the next LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE.
