Sentence examples for sun burning from inspiring English sources

With the sun burning down, rock music is being used to sunbathe and sleep to.

It was a beautiful day, the sun burning in the blue.

Among these snapshots of life, some are not as simple or as lyrical as the sun burning through the mist.

To deny that patriarchy plays a role here is to be blind to the sun burning your eyes.

His earliest memory is a South African servant singing as she scrubbed, with the sun burning through the Basotho blanket that held him on her back.

As withSolar Burn, the webs of Under the Influence were drawn using a magnifying glass in the sun, burning the traces of spider silk into translucent vellum.

Two remarkable events marked Yao's reign: a rampaging flood was brought under control by Da Yu; and Hou Yi, the Lord Archer, saved the world from destruction by shooting down 9 of the 10 suns burning up the earth.

Using an X-ray observatory in orbit around Earth, the astronomers have discovered an intense glow, with the intensity of 10 billion Suns, burning just outside the event horizon of a huge but very distant black hole in the constellation Centaurus.

Thus, over the course of a summer's day there is sufficient sun-burning UV radiation to cause 30 erythemal doses (i.e., 30 MEDs) for fair skin (and this in turn means that if a sunscreen is to provide "all day" protection, it must, by definition, have an SPF greater than 30).

Make a more drastic change in sunlight conditions if the sun is burning brown holes onto the leaves.

The sun protection factor refers to the amount of time you can spend in the sun without burning.