Sentence examples for great sun from inspiring English sources

The heads of villages also claimed descent from the Sun, and the monarch was referred to as the Great Sun.

Atum's myth merged with that of the great sun god Re, giving rise to the deity Re-Atum.

Most important was the identification of the sun goddess Amaterasu with the Buddha Mahāvairocana (Japanese name Dainichi Nyorai: "Great Sun Buddha").

Brooks said he had an "unrivalled understanding of what makes the paper tick and a real grasp of what makes a great Sun headline".

All up and down Madison the great buses are rumbling trim heels of midinette click upon the pavements, mops are being shaken from high windows, and the great sun spreads it beneficient light upon the town.

He was adept at using the technical terms of different trades for artistic effect, including those of sailing in Gran Sol (1957; "Great Sun") and fishing in Parte de una historia (1967; "Part of a Story").

So he did, turning them into his debut children's album, "Great Big Sun" (1997).

Some flowers with characteristics (greater sun flower size, etc).

Although one would expect that in the tropics with greater sun exposure, vitamin D deficiency would be less as compared to that from the temperate regions of the world, the prevalence reported from the tropical countries is similar [6 10].

They identified four races based on the following corolla characteristics: white-flowered with a markedly shortened corolla that is long and red-purple anthers, usually found in sites with greater sun exposure.

Two studies found that such risk factors were not associated with greater sun safety practices [ 21, 23].