Sentence examples for implacable sun from inspiring English sources
Under the implacable sun of June, however, the plants soon wither, casting off their seeds onto the dry ground.
The dam will respond: 10,000 cfs will gush through the generators by the light of the moon, 18,000 while an implacable sun rules the sky.
It's... Rely on the kindness of strangers Picture a sweaty young American, dressed in shorts, T-shirt and white newsboy cap, standing at the side of a dusty highway in the implacable Mediterranean sun, arm in the air, thumb outstretched.
The picture of the sailor was still there, implacable, eternal, as the first rays of the sun lit up my face on the Gucci billboard outside.
Harriet Andersson incarnates Monika with brazen erotic audacity; the couple's sexual rhapsody flourishes amidst the splendors of nature (Bergman has a rapturous eye for sun, sky, and sea) but is also challenged by nature's implacable demands — notably, Monika's pregnancy.
As she was being driven away from jail, Mr Yanukovych's implacable adversary declared: "Our homeland will, from today on, be able to see the sun and sky as a dictatorship had ended".
The Wisconsin author Michael Perry, Vernon's friend and a sometime collaborator, says "For Emma" captures the particular mood of the region: "What it is to be alone in the Wisconsin swamp in late November, the sun is going away, and nature rather than being a comfort is instead an implacable force that fills your soul with emptiness".
Her technique is implacable.
But Barcelona are implacable.
The critic was implacable.
