Sentence examples for sunny start from inspiring English sources

Today: Mostly sunny start, clouds arrive late.

A highlight was the very sunny start to October in northern Scotland.

The cold will attempt a comeback next week but the force is with the warmer weather and the north of England is expected to enjoy a particularly sunny start to June and the Queen's diamond jubilee.

In 1959, the southern half of the country basked in fine weather on the hottest day of the year, but day trippers to northern coastal resorts were sent running for cover as torrential rain followed a sunny start.

Noah & the Whale's louche 1980s radio rock was the perfect balm as Friday got off to a sunny start, even if headliner Tom Petty might have assumed they had been formed specifically in his honour.

After an implausibly mild and sunny start to British summer time on Easter Sunday morning, by the end of the day the more traditional bank holiday gales and torrents were rolling in on the back of Storm Katie, with the possibility of localised thunder and hailstorms.

Up at 6 AM and a whirlwind of getting ready no one would remember, moments of time where I didn't realize yelling in frustration at the shoes that were right there and now couldn't be found anywhere didn't get their days off to the sunniest start.

This afternoon will be drier and possibly brighter as some sunny spells start to develop.

In addition to management training, YTF also provided the knowledge, experience, and confidence required to secure the micro-loan which equipped Sunny to start Integrity Farms.

But Sunny, confused, started walking toward her.

The sunny stretch starts with the tourist destinations Saks Fifth Avenue and St. Patrick's Cathedral, then continues north with store after store, Cartier, De Beers, Tiffany, F.A.O.