The sun shot through the window and attacked my eyes.
Pointing her feet to the horizon, sculling as the sun shot through her, touched her places with sudsy fingers".
The nearby plants, wild spurge and spiked gayfeather, glowed as the sun shot light over the Hudson (light travelling at three hundred million metres a second).
Near the end, as if on cue, the setting sun shot the sky through with garishly pink clouds, seemingly poison dripping from the airplanes overhead.
Sept. 11 gave us its final spark, like the bright flash that the sun shoots up before it sets for good.
The Sun shot out of the blocks in the second half, as it has done all series, and strung together a series of stops.
While in agony he answered the doorbell and a delivery person bringing medication was wearing a fish necklace that reflected the sun, shooting a pink beam into his eyes.
He never favoured studio shots, preferring to use the light of the Mediterranean, Caribbean or Californian sun, shooting most of his subjects out of doors, planted before their fake Ionian temples or on their best yachts.
Coming up over the longtang rooftops, the sun shoots out its belabored rays — a majestic sight pieced together from countless minute fragments, an immense power born of immeasurable patience.
Conventional wisdom would suggest that a 20-year-old takes his moment in the sun, shoots a 73 or 74, collects the silver medal as low amateur and goes back to getting ready for the Walker Cup, the amateur version of the Ryder Cup later this year.
