Sentence examples for sun fire from inspiring English sources
"It's a ritual, a signal, and it cues me in to sun, fire, the urgency of the now," he says of the hue.
His legacy lives on in all of the lives that were forever illuminated by his sun fire of inspiration and love.
Heaven is that part of the universe where the sun shines and is correlated with sun, fire, and ether; the atmosphere is that part of the sky between heaven and earth where the clouds insert themselves in the rainy season and is correlated with water and wind; earth, a flat disk, like a wheel, is here below as the "holder of treasure" (vasumdhara) and giver of food.
Releases in its Sun Fire server line are popular, notably the Sun Fire V880, launched in October.
To widen its lead and plug up IBM's mainframe revenue stream, Sun will unveil the Sun Fire 15K server, which it says is a credible alternative to mainframes.
Server specifications often cite a maximum potential bandwidth, for example the cited maximum for one of our OpenStack Sun Fire x4250s is 21GB/s, (with a 6MB L2 cache).
Fans were expertly erecting tarpaulins to shield themselves from the midday sun, firing up complicated grills and playing touch football.
He had his keys in his hand when he hit the door, and then he was out in the last evening rays of sun, firing the truck, the dog standing anxiously with its front paws on the dash.
When Vaark strides ashore through the Chesapeake surf, he is Adam treading the edge of an immense Eden: Fog, Atlantic and reeking of plant life, blanketed the bay and slowed him.... Unlike the English fogs he had known since he could walk... this one was sun fired, turning the world into thick, hot gold.
The sun fired off yet another intense solar flare today July 55), the latest in a series of storms from a busy sunspot being closely watched by space telescopes and astronomers.
The sun fired off an intense solar storm at Earth Wednesday (Aug. 21) — the second in two days — hurtling billions of tons of charged particles at our planet, but should not pose a threat to people on the ground, NASA says.
