Sentence examples for sunbath from inspiring English sources

My father leapt off the boat as it touched shore, gun in hand, and made a long detour around the sandbar where the mugger lay, balancing its extreme wiliness against its cold-blooded craving for a hot sunbath.

Its bulk, I'm having a sunbath on the rug The long body of the water fills its hollow, I always felt like a bird blown through the world.

I'm having a sunbath on the rug.

We join them for a sunbath on a city rooftop and a solitary walk on a snowy farm road.

Course preparators enjoy a sunbath before the men's cross-country skiing 15km classic at the 2014 Winter Olympics.

By May Swenson The New Yorker, December 31 , 1990P. 34 I'm having a sunbath on the rug View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Seth Lind.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, June 6 , 1931 P. 11Attempting a sunbath on the warm and hospitable steps of the Library, we were soon rooted by a uniformed guard who said, "No sitting, standing, or lounging on the stoop".

We get the great outdoors: Playmates taking sunbaths, unpacking picnics, hoisting their innocent bottoms into hammocks.

The discovery of Vitamin D through UV light in 1922 triggered the lobbying for sunbaths and sunbeds to help prevent rickets in urban populations.

They, too, look as though they were taking sunbaths, but they're all still very much alive.

Down on the beach, far below the cliffs, the miniatures are all lined up on their backs in the sand, as though taking sunbaths, even though they're dead.