Sentence examples for sun running from inspiring English sources
Named after the race car driver Piers Courage, Mr. Morgan studied journalism in college and quickly found himself working at The Sun, running a column on entertainment, where he introduced his calling card: photos of himself with celebrities.
Pack added: "The Sun do commission more opinion polls than you would expect them to publish... but it's very striking when you have the Sun running a story and they have put forward a polling question that gives a very different slant [in its results]." The Sun had not responded to the Guardian's request for a comment by the time of publication.
They were also able to observe optical phenomena that are even more obscure, they report in a study to be published next month in Physics Letters A. The light ring shown above is analogous to a parhelic circle, which threads through the sun, running parallel to the horizon.
During the summer we are all generally outdoors, in the sun, running, swimming, traveling where the water can be soft, hard, salty or full of who knows what.
And The Toronto Sun ran an online headline saying, "Maple Leafs laugh-ematically eliminated".
Jonathan Chait has the goods: the New York Sun ran an editorial titled The Female Dollar, warning about a "gender-backed currency".
According to the Mail, her "tantrum" occured because she was "denied access to a first class lounge", while The Sun ran the headline "Tara Nicked By 8 Gun Cops".
The Toronto Sun ran its story on Towhey's concerns under a front-page splash headline that read simply: "Go to rehab".
A long walk Stare at the sun Run, run, run Widow city Because I asked you All known things When I knew Other boys Early earthquake Open season Sweetest girl My Mistakes.
Theirs is not a happy experience, but I defy anyone not to bond with the outstanding food.As the sun runs out of steam, I head west to Marsalforn and park by a swathe of geometric saltpans.
Bergeron said that, just as football players who work out in high heat and humidity, people who go to the beach, drink beer and absorb the sun run a risk of heat exhaustion or heatstroke.
