Sentence examples for mixed sun from inspiring English sources

Someone could get a Ph.D. thesis out of studying the major-minor shifts in his Beatles songs: sometimes the change is from verse to chorus, to mark a change from affirmation to melancholy, as in "The Fool on the Hill"; sometimes it's in the middle of a phrase, as in "Penny Lane," to capture a mood of mixed sun and showers.

One of Johnston's favorite threesomes includes Whopper Begonia (tall), Creeping Jenny (thick), and Ivy (trailing), shown above, and perfect for front porches, balconies, and mixed sun and shade areas.

Most ponds do best in spots that get mixed sun and shade, since this environment allows plants to grow and keeps algae at bay.

Nenad Zimonjic won mixed doubles with Sun Tiantian of China.

To further complicate matters, mixed messages about sun exposure and cancer have recently emerged, with media attention focusing on the potential cancer-preventive benefits of vitamin D, which is produced when skin is exposed to UV light.

They are made from white meat mixed with capers, sun-dried tomatoes, thyme and enough milk-soaked bread to give them some loft, and they are braised in tomato sauce, but none of this quite accounts for their appeal.

Our best starter was roasted portobello: an umbrella cap of meaty mushroom, decorated with toasted pine nuts and melted Gorgonzola, roosted atop a pile of mixed greens laced with sun-dried-tomato oil.

Despite keeping a format and structure similar to Fleming's Bond novels, Colonel Sun was given mixed reviews.

Adobe is a construction technique that uses soil (a mixture of clay, sand and water), stabiliser and binder as raw materials that are mixed and moulded to form sun-dried blocks.

The method is mild, easily performed, and environment-friendly, which is based on a biomimetic system supported liquid membrane used by Sun [40] and mixed-solvent method used by Qian [41].

Simple Skin Care Solutions: We're the generation that baked in the sun with baby oil mixed with iodine slathered on our skin, and then held a reflector up to our faces.