Sentence examples for sun shower from inspiring English sources
noun
A rain shower which occurs while the sun is shining.
Nine drawings with captions such as: Sleet, Drizzle, First Snowfall, Sun Shower, etc.
At the cafe, there's mist, then a sun shower, then a rainbow, then brilliant sunshine.
They are easy to assemble and install, and in the glint of a sun shower they can be something to behold.
By William Steig The New Yorker, July 23 , 1984P. 34 Nine drawings with captions such as: Sleet, Drizzle, First Snowfall, Sun Shower, etc.
After a thunderous sun shower festooned Brisbane with rainbows in the last light hours of 2014, the city's night sky was lit by 10-tonne fireworks shows from rooftops and river barges.
It carried the smell of damp vegetation — a result of a typical morning sun shower — as it rippled offshore and gently undulated the translucent curaçao waters of the Indian Ocean around our slow-chugging motorboat.
EVERY minute, the sun showers the earth with more energy than the world's entire population consumes in a year.
As he worked the autograph lines during intermittent sun showers Wednesday at the W.G.C.-Bridgestone Invitational here, that gray Sunday in the English rain seemed like eons ago.
As you enter the exhibition, your eyes are riveted on the scenery — dusk in a red desert, marshy waterways, sun showers over the ocean, a mirrorlike lake, and a twilight dawn seen from an elevated vantage point over a savanna.
The top L.A. news stories in 2013 so far: FRONTS DYSFUNCTION — Angelinos are once again expressing their frustration at the seeming inability of local cold fronts and warm fronts to work together on anything, from minor sun showers to wind squalls to filibuster reform.
Picture elevated decks with Adirondack chairs, canvas expedition tents, wood picnic tables and sun showers, not to mention a fire pit, lanterns, dry food storage, cookware, a camping toilet and air mattresses that, courtesy of most hosts, will come with fresh linens.
