Sentence examples for low-lying sun from inspiring English sources

Aaron Doran tested Forster from 20 yards, the Celtic keeper smothering the ball in the glare of a low-lying sun.

Dust devils form on Mars much like they do on Earth: The sun heats the terrain and low-lying air, which rises into the cooler air sitting on top.

The low-lying snows of the previous day quickly melted as the sun heated the ground.

What is changed is the climate, that low-lying cloud of sanctimoniousness that used to hang over the city, blocking the sun.

It takes its strength from a huge, pale orange-fading-to-white sun that broods like a Cyclops eye over a quiet stretch of coast and low-lying hills, in deep russet-brown with purple shadows.

The sun heats a mountain chain averaging 8,000 feet in elevation much more than it heats the low-lying plains, and the mountains in turn heat the air.

"Low-lying region".

The banks are predominantly low-lying.

"But these low-lying areas?

Low-lying areas are inundated.

It's a low-lying salad.