Sentence examples for sun worshipping from inspiring English sources

In the 20th Century, sun worshipping usually meant one thing - pale-skinned people getting a tan.

Dr Campbell said: "It certainly changes my sun worshipping, but I don't think we should be terrified.

Ring-tails bask in the sun in groups (sun worshipping), absorbing the warmth of the sun through their less dense belly fur.

Yet along with the fun and celebrity, L.A. culture was suddenly seen as something more than a shallow haven for Hollywood and sun worshipping.

The heart of the property is the main pool where everyone gathers for swimming, scuba lessons, sun worshipping and the scene.

"Be a Man", which features sun worshipping London producer Flako, is a perfect late Sunday afternoon BBQ sizzler that hums and buzzes with a feel good highlife attitude.

In Aten temples and traditional solar shrines, the object of ritual was the sun itself or a benben stone representing the sun, worshipped in a court open to the sky.

His work includes poetry that shows his obsessive sun worship, such as Chariot of the Sun (1928); his diaries, Shadows of the Sun (1928 30); and contributions to the avant-garde magazine transition.

Nobody wants to get skin cancer, but we've gone from sun worship to sun dread.

They believe that sun worship would have helped to legitimise its authority.

In the pre-Columbian civilizations of Mexico and Peru, sun worship was a prominent feature.