Sentence examples for perpetual sunshine from inspiring English sources
"Perpetual sunshine isn't necessarily conducive to serious academics for eighteen-year-old Alaska girls".
Southern California's perpetual sunshine, on the other hand, robs British visitors of vast amounts of material.
In the first work, he is truly heroic, discovering a town of perpetual sunshine.
Thus, an awkward situation has traveled 3,000 miles west, darkening even the land of perpetual sunshine.
It also has a decidedly "alternative" edge, exemplified by Pearl Street, which is a bit like London's Camden Market, yet is bathed in seemingly perpetual sunshine.
The laid-back atmosphere and perpetual sunshine of Nice has attracted artists through the ages - Matisse, for one, made his home there.
No eternal sunshine here.
At school she was the perpetual ray of sunshine, always offering warm smiles and hugs, but hardly concealing a deeper undercurrent of sadness that you could nearly taste.
This is more important than it sounds, for it is not just a sartorial observation but a metaphor too, for a certain transparency, a lack of suspicion, perhaps a naïveté, a general, open, Floridian disposition dictated in part by weather -- by benevolent days of wall-to-wall sunshine, a perpetual summer punctuated by the autumn roll of hurricanes.
We live in a perpetual bikini season, enjoying the warm weather and glorious sunshine all year round.
