Sentence examples for sun burnt from inspiring English sources
We believe there would be living things on the earth if the sun burnt out.
The argument is whether there would be living things on earth if the sun burnt out or if human beings would die...
As the sun burnt off the last of the morning clouds, I barely resisted the urge to clink glasses with everyone in sight.
We started early to avoid full sunlight and as we reached the peak, the sun burnt through the clouds and revealed spectacular views of Tasmania's rolling mountain ranges, where we'd come from, and stretching coastlines, where we were going.
As the weekend wheelers got closer to the finish, and the sun burnt off the mist and moisture, their efforts were raucously cheered by swelling crowds along the roadside, particularly on the all-too-frequent climbs.
In this whirlwind of stress release and sun burnt substance over-load, it takes music of elephantine proportions to keep the crowd on side.
How do you describe what the wallowing cowherd, wailing and sneezing into his dirty palm, tears running down his sun-burnt cheeks, is doing?
Once, at a Sicilian resort, I came back from a long hot walk, filled up our whirlpool tub, eased myself in, pushed the start button, and felt my sun-burnt skin being scoured instead of gently massaged.
Davies's tome contains the only photographic record of their epic journey – taken by cheery deserters from the Italian Alpini regiment who were forming a partisan band in the mountains – a group portrait with my sun-burnt and gaunt father, posing with one of the partisan's guns and a belt of ammunition over his shoulder – grinning shyly at the camera.
He was also at the hospital the day Prince William was born Distinguishing features: A permanently sun-burnt bald spot from hours spent outdoors waiting for royals to appear on balconies Mundane musings: "Whether it can be as good the second time round?
You only have walk through the old French park beside Saadalah al-Jabri Square to meet them, three families of 19 souls, the women in black and sun-burnt, the children dark-skinned, mothers-in-law and nephews lying exhausted on thin carpets laid over withered grass.
