Sentence examples for keep the sun from inspiring English sources

It's not, she can report, just to keep the sun out of our eyes.

They do far more than keep the sun out of your eyes or the cold off your head.

Often these tents were wrapped with discarded and unintentionally ironic advertising panels to keep the sun off and rain out.

It was oppressively hot and humid; Jolley wore a fraying straw boater to keep the sun off his face.

She pulled a thin sheet over me to keep the sun away, and the pajama party began in earnest.

And he is wearing a wide-brimmed hat to keep the sun off his ears and the side of his face.

They wear cowboy boots and hats, not for fashion but because the boots fit in the stirrups and the hats keep the sun out of their eyes.

I got the RT in Cool Vanilla, with an extra dark tint on the passenger windows to keep the sun off of Aubrey.

Mr. Lipsky said that those original investors were prepared to come up with more capital, but that they could not keep The Sun alive without help.

"They wanted a structure to keep the sun off their backs," said Mark Verzosa, a designer at Van Campen Architects in Manhattan.

Office buildings can play dumb too, with awnings to keep the sun out instead of running equipment to remove the heat after it gets in.