Sentence examples for largely sunny from inspiring English sources
BBC weather forecasters predict a dry and largely sunny opening day with a top temperature of about 11C (52F).
The movie is largely a sunny depiction of a notoriously calamitous lifestyle.
But the Olympic peninsula receives most of its rainfall from September to May, leaving the summer largely hot and sunny.
The weather is legendarily sunny, though largely because the rest of Denmark is depressingly rainy.
But despite the relatively sunny forecast, largely unchanged from the Fed's last meeting in September, Fed officials remain reluctant to pull back.
According to the Met Office, the forecast for London and the south-east once the fog lifts is, "largely dry with broken cloud and sunny spells developing.
That subtext has, unsurprisingly, been largely scrapped by the Mouse House's sunnier fairytale merchants, but the show's mossy, claustrophobic air of foreboding has been retained.
After working with the largely forgotten Seatrain, he produced this piece of sunny west coast fluff, as durable yet moreish as ice cream and still a US oldies radio staple.
The program was sunny: big, generous pieces on one hand, largely ornamental pieces on the other, but generally sharing a positive spirit that's a nice note for a debut recital.
Yet Sunny Hundal and his admittedly well-meaning and largely thoughtful manifesto ignores the lesson of Bogof; Sunny, religion is not race.
