Sentence examples for sun turns out from inspiring English sources

"Now the sun turns out his light"?

A classy hotel in the country, gleaming white in the sun, turns out to be a brothel run by a dandy racing around the furniture in a wheelchair.

The book I ultimately produced, "Under a Grudging Sun," turned out to be a kind of journalistic report on two very troubled years of Haitian history.

Even as Hull fans celebrated their club's first promotion to the top flight in 104 years of history, they will have been niggled by knowing how much fun a season in the sun turned out for last year's winners, Derby County.

But will Sun turn out to be the little old ant, and IBM the rubber tree plant?

Following the sun imperfectly turns out to be the perfect solution for navigation if you're a bird in the Arctic, researchers have found.

If it wasn't bad enough that these Jupiter-sized "failed stars" are born too lightweight to become suns, now it turns out they also run the risk of being swallowed whole by their parent stars.

The answers came early and often Saturday, from the first frame, really --  a sun-dappled forest that turns out to be less a Malick-ian look at nature than a Mitty-esque videogame-style fantasy sequence that helps the protagonist cope.

Underneath the Rainiers were long sheets of mylar (an expensive material, it turns out), The sun reflects off the mylar and onto the cherries, and it gives Leah's Rainiers an extra vibrant kiss of red on the bottom.

Turns out the sun has the same effect on me in Beccles as it does anywhere in the world: my skin goes tight and red and I start to feel sick.

You could buy new expensive fence wire, or you could salvage your own by combing through the junkyard painstakingly, sifting through rough scrap for several hours in the hot sun, but if it only turns out to be a few bucks of savings, it might be more worth it to buy new wire.