Sentence examples for sun's fire from inspiring English sources

From the top of one of seven hills once sacred to the Incas, even the city's largest Virgin seems to be catching the setting sun's fire.

Yet above all other rituals, reproducing the sun's fire by kindling flame on earth is the commonest solstice practice, both at midsummer and midwinter.

The sea is in our blood, the air is our breath, are bones are crystalline, the sun's fire (in whatever form) warms us and fuels.

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Australia takes another step towards renewal energy, using the sun's rays to set fire to enormous deposits of coal, and natural wind energy to fan the flames.

If you take photos on the street, chances are you, too, have experienced that funny moment when your "moment"— say, the sun's glare through a fire escape in an alley— gets recaptured by someone standing right behind you, immediately after yours.

The "rising" the poem advertises is not, in fact, primarily the sun's: it is the firing and blazing of male sexual energy.

Google's AppEngine launched a preview edition of its Java framework, drawing fire from Sun's open source guru Simon Phipps for forking with an incomplete toolkit.

Only pop balloons with a magnifying glass when adults are present because the sun's magnified rays are a fire hazard.

His bronzed, gold skin, as gold as the sun's rays, hides a keen, analytical fire within.

Down in the hold, beneath the deck boards, where we were denied most of the sun's light but none of its fire, it sometimes seemed as if there were nothing but eyes.