Sentence examples for harsh sunshine from inspiring English sources

Should I look at that family of brown boobies – closely related to the gannet – the male and female carefully shading their panting chick from the harsh sunshine?

Or he might have blacked out the windows in his studio and turned on a powerful light to recreate the harsh sunshine he enjoyed in Australia, not something generally available in the glowering grey of the Welsh Marches.

That afternoon as I fielded in the deep of the tree-lined ground, shaded from the harsh sunshine in the shadows beneath an oak tree, I thought often of the young suicide bomber Shehzad Tanweer who, it was reported, was a dedicated cricketer and who, it was said, had played cricket only a few days before he set off on his murderous mission to London.

But then, due to the harsh sunshine of these facts, he retreats into writing comedy once again.

Knowing if you'll be facing rain, sunshine, or harsh winds is vital when picking the right tent.

In Southern California, the daylight can be harsh, even when the brilliant sunshine filters through a gauzy layer of smog.

The climatic conditions are harsh including scarcity of rain, intense sunshine, high evaporation, dry air and blowing sand.

At sea there is plenty of wind and wave energy, and occasionally sunshine, but building renewable-energy systems that can survive harsh ocean conditions is even harder and more costly than designing land-based ones.

Musically, the song is a glorious juxtaposition of textures: the harsh, stuttering vocal meshing with that glacial riff, while the processed vocals of the verses burst into the sunshine of the chorus.

And very quickly, Sand and Scully's Orange Sunshine became its drug of choice, even as the Summer of Love was fading into a harsh winter of authority crackdowns and burnt-out youth.

After a harsh winter and delayed spring, the summer of 2013 was among the 10 warmest summers since records began, with 588 hours of sunshine making it the seventh sunniest summer.