Sentence examples for sun caught from inspiring English sources
Oracle's decision to buy Sun caught those watching the technology infrastructure market by surprise.
The rising sun caught his chest, and the fiery red patch glowed electric.
A merciless sun caught the golden rim of the cop's dark glasses.
The sun caught the shiny artifice of her hair as well as the stray tufts of white lint on her peacoat.
Night had left the thinnest skim of ice through the forest, and where the spring morning sun caught it, the road burned silver.
The purchase of Sun caught a number of Oracle's investors off guard, since the company had avoided the hardware market in the past.
This effect is nonetheless apparent when the sun catches the swirling cloud of titanium.
Beck tells us a hard-luck story about gambling and loneliness and not letting the sun catch you crying.
Mid-afternoon sun catches their faces as they laugh and dare each other to copy increasingly risqué moves.
Brilliant sun catches the window mullions, the feather on the officer's debonair hat, and the edge of the laughing girl's kerchief.
His "Monhegan Light, January 1957," with the lighthouse beacon shining like the low sun, catches the bleakness and exhilaration of a Maine winter, its daily chiaroscuro.
