Sentence examples for sun thought from inspiring English sources

The Sun thought it "about time Apple was hit with a monster tax bill" because.

The similarly doomed Too Close to the Sun thought a song and dance show about Ernest Hemingway's last days alive would tempt the crowds a year later; the Guardian's Michael Billington branded the production "implausible and unnecessary".

The Sun thought May was being painted as a villain "from the perspective of David Cameron" who "thinks the Remainers could have won if Mrs May had behaved differently".

The weather, on March 3, 1916, had been bitter and wet; a century on, the sun thought it proper to shine, as a token of early spring, in keeping with the celebratory mood.

For years, Sun thought of storage as a feature of a high-end server, not a standalone product handling massive data management.

Stephen Hunter of The Baltimore Sun thought the film's lead Ernie Reyes, Jr. was too old and too muscular to be received believably as a 15-year-old.

The troops in Lebanon had a lovely time basking in the sun, all thought of opposing them out of the question.

One of Don Miguel's grown sons danced quietly in the sun, his thoughts clearly far away.

Under the equatorial sun, his thoughts drifted to the setting for the secret war in Southeast Asia that forced him to flee to this remote French outpost decades ago.

If my first glance of the morning was for the sun, my first thought was for the butterflies it would engender".

You can find out more about the events and viewing opportunities for next week's Transit of Venus here, and while you're watching that small black dot march across the surface of the sun, spare a thought for the adventurers and explorers who travelled to the farthest corners of the globe to measure the transits of 1761 and 1769.