Sentence examples for having sunshine from inspiring English sources

Coming from Queensland, I was used to having sunshine for most of the year.

It was one of the characters talking about wearing yellow shoes, and he said, "It's because it's like having sunshine on my feet all the time".

"It's a wonderful, festive drink, like having sunshine in the winter," and the ingredients don't take up too much of the limited space on the cart, she said, acknowledging a drawback that most bar cart users eventually confront.

Other places have sunshine.

For 140 minutes, Sammy Sosa had sunshine.

It has sunshine, seafood and shopping opportunities galore.

CONS: The kitchen has sunshine yellow linoleum counters, circa 1970.

People are negative about the dark - we'd rather have sunshine than gloom.

"We don't have sunshine, so we have to warm each other up with smiles," said Irina Ryabakova, a teacher.

"If you have sunshine, there are alternatives to cooking with fire," said Mr. Metcalf, who came here from Sacramento, Calif.

Where grunge-era Seattle had rain, heroin and backbiting, the Paisley Underground had sunshine, hamburgers and friendship.