Sentence examples for particularly sunny from inspiring English sources

Mr. Block is in a particularly sunny mood these days.

For the second successive month, northern Scotland was particularly sunny.

And none of them have good solutions or particularly sunny outlooks.

Moscow's best journalists, never a particularly sunny lot, now talk ominously about a return of Soviet-style controls on the press.

Doris Eng's greeting was particularly sunny, like the day, as Liz Thompson arrived for breakfast atop the tallest building in the city, Ms. Thompson remembers thinking.

Some forecasters are more pessimistic than others (the OBR has a particularly sunny disposition), but no one, it seems, has been pessimistic enough.

To the Editor: Regarding "A 'Lost' Cornwall Garden Regains Its Glory," by R.W. Apple Jr. (May 15): A problem with Heligan is the mob scene, particularly on sunny weekends.

Dehydration is another consideration, particularly in sunny and/or warm conditions - you may be in the water, but you still need to drink regularly.

While on the water, you'll see Odaiba on an island in Tokyo Bay. Popular with young people, particularly on sunny days, the waterfront is filled with modern office buildings, plenty of shopping, restaurants and street performers.

In general, north-facing slopes are most dangerous during the dead of winter (in the northern hemisphere), but south-facing slopes become dangerous in spring and during particularly warm, sunny weather.

Thanks to better access to credit, there has been a movement out of the cities to the suburbs, particularly in sunnier states.