Sentence examples for sunnies from inspiring English sources
'sunnies' is a correct and usable term in written English
It is a colloquial term for sunglasses and can be used in informal contexts. Example: "I forgot my sunnies at home, so I had to squint in the bright sunlight all day."
PM dons some flash sunnies #auspol #libspill pic.twitter.com/K1wIN96LAP Smith told Mashable: "I heard he was coming to work so I thought I'd bring the ridiculous sunnies with me in the hope I would have the chance to get the snap.
We've made sure they are all large enough for all your essentials (book, towel, sunnies etc), relaxed enough for the sand, yet smart enough to use when you get home too.
Oakley Radar, from £175 Lizzie Armitstead launched an appeal after losing her lucky pair of sunnies at the 2012 Olympics.
3. "Sheldrake" sunglasses £175, www.oliverpeoples.com Slightly masculine in style, with an elegant 1940s vibe, these tortoiseshell sunnies will transform you into an old- style movie star in an instant.
The clever combinations of texture (lace slip-on sneakers, calf hair backpacks) and graphic prints — on everything from sunnies to hoodies — will appeal to the California beach brigade and city dwellers alike.
SATURDAY, AUG. 13 I head to the beach in Montauk (I'm in a bright yellow Tori Praver bikini, turquoise and white Lemlem cover-up, Havaianas and Illesteva sunnies) where I catch up on work e-mails, voicemails and texts.
George Osborne's sunny economic forecast and much of his claim that Britain is a "comeback country" have more to do with higher than expected levels of net inward migration than his stewardship as chancellor or the falling oil price.
Its terrace also ensures it gets a healthy after-work crowd on sunny evenings.
Further along the coast, past St David's, the weather has turned glitteringly sunny but it isn't quite hot enough for swimming.
McConnell once again displaying his can-do spirit of sunny optimism.
On hot, sunny days, you can simply step off the broad veranda and walk down to the shore to cool off.
