Sentence examples for hate the sun from inspiring English sources
"I hate the sun on my face," she continued.
"How I hate the sun, roasting my roller coaster.
How I grew to hate the sun and summer.
Lots of people in Seattle hate the sun.
I had a stroll through the Guggenheim with a girl who claimed to "hate the sun".
And keep it out of the light: like all spices, saffron hates the sun.
I hated the sun because I knew it would kill me.
She wants to go dancing, to go to the beach, but Jacques, now eager to read, and self-conscious about his body, hates the sun and the coldness of the sea.
Dalia needed desperately to unwind and leave her clients behind; she took her book out into the garden, where an apricot tree was trained against a crumbling brick wall and flowerbeds were edged with lavender – bracing herself for conflict with Ruby, who couldn't live without Wi-Fi and hated the sun.
It is true, for example, in Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings that Gollum hates the sun, from which we can legitimately infer that in the story there exists something that hates the sun.
