Sentence examples for on some sun from inspiring English sources
Tough shit, put on some sun protection.
A light tan is always cute so in the afternoon (on your off days, after or before practice) put on some sun block (sun burn sucks since people will bump into you on stage sometimes) and lay out.
Now get dressed and put on some sun screen.
Your body depends on some sun exposure to produce vitamin D, which is essential to bone health and other vital functions.
Take your drink down to Posto 9 on Ipanema beach for some sun, swim and skin.
I love getting lost in a narrative then being jarred out of it by a noisy fellow holidaymaker and looking up, blinking, to remember I'm lying awkwardly on a towel on some sun-kissed shore, miles from home.
My ashes would rest just fine on some sun-shiny beach in the Caribbean.
This is pleasant for cross-country skiing, and we had put on some sun-screen lotion.
[For more information on these activities, see "WHO Ultraviolet Radiation Website," p. A157 this issue.] Australia was among the first countries to spearhead large-scale sun protection programs, with the Slip-Slop-Slap Slip-Slop-Slap Slip-Slop-Slapn a shinitiativeon shortsun-screen, and slap on a hat") introduced in the early 1980s.
Over the past couple of years, my message to the cap-and-gown crowd has focused on getting some sun and enjoying the brief summer respite before life hits you right in the face with a fire hose.
