Sentence examples similar to sunlight walk from inspiring English sources

Team doctors advised players to get out in the morning sunlight and walk around for at least 15 minutes.

"We were picturing ourselves and the cats running around and sitting in the sunlight and walking barefoot in the grass and picking cherries in our own backyard".

I pushed through the heavy doors into the brilliant, late-afternoon sunlight and walked back to Morrow's Nut House, and beyond it, to the Mohegan Market with the painting of an Indian in a feathered headdress on its sign.

Back into the sunlight, we walked downhill to the Corso Vittorio Emanuele, Sant'Antioco's main shopping street, where we stopped for gelato at one of a dozen outdoor cafes and trattorias nestled beneath plane and chestnut trees.

Back in my 20s, as a blonder version of myself, I stood out in the early-morning sunlight while walking from my apartment on West 95th street to my bus stop on 188th.

Say I stand in the sunlight and then walk slowly into the shade, keeping my eye on my shadow.

Living in the tropics is an obvious risk: The sun's rays are strongest near the equator, there are more days of the year with strong sunlight, and you walk around in fewer clothes, exposing more of your skin.

The show took place at the sun-filled Sydney Opera House which was beautiful, but with the combo of magnified sunlight and mirrored cat walk I had to reassess the look to ensure it was strong enough to fight through all that light.

He held on tightly to an aide's hand and blinked in the blazing sunlight as he walked carefully down the four stone steps to the sidewalk.

"She wanted to walk outside and see sunlight".

Horses walk through trapezoids of sunlight; khaki hay bales squat in empty barns.