Sentence examples similar to sunny- from inspiring English sources

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.

But of the 500 or so people who turned up for a sunny but cold Sunday at The Parks to watch Oxford MCCU host Surrey in a three-day friendly match, few would have bet against Pietersen plundering a century in his first game of red-ball cricket for 15 months, and on the eve of England's first Test with West Indies in Antigua.

On a sunny Monday morning, the blinds are drawn.

They actually fell in the past year: So I guess if you're looking for a sunny note to end on let us just say the workers are still working pretty hard and well, but we're not getting any extra pay for doing so and our income feels like it has gone backwards.

My favourite place to run has to be at the top of the South Downs – it's beautiful there when it's sunny.

He told the crowd of flag waving attendees on the sunny shore of Lake Champlain, "Today, with your support and the support of millions of people throughout this country, we begin a political revolution to transform our country economically, politically, socially and environmentally".

And the sunny terrain surrounding the foggy city bursts with fertility – and it's not just grapes.