Sentence examples for sunshine between from inspiring English sources

"Just in case you haven't forgotten, there wasn't exactly sunshine between you and me," she snarls.

The Met Office said the UK had seen 132 hours of sunshine between 1 July and 15 July, which is 77% of the average sunshine for the whole month.

This further cut from Back to the World sheds the minor-key bleak-funk, delivering instead three minutes of gladdening, soul-slaking, upbeat pop, with a wriggling and irresistible rhythm track, and booming blasts of brass that feel like bolts of sunshine between the blankets of grey.

The difference between a pat comedy and Little Miss Sunshine or between a formula drama and Breaking Bad are easily discerned by most people.

There was a large contrast in sunshine amounts between the sunnier east and the rather cloudy west.

I choose the easterly path lit by a luminous streak of sunshine pouring between bulbous purple clouds.

In Kuwait, hours of sunshine range between 7 h per day in December and 11 per day in August.

The dispersion of the instantaneous performance values is higher for less stable radiative regimes during days with medium cloudiness (daily relative sunshine σday between 0.4 and 0.7) and during days with fully stable radiative regime and overcast sky (σday= 0.0).

The average annual amount of sunshine is between 1,892 and 2,131 h and the mean annual number of growth degree days (GDDs) lies between 5,610 °C and 7,250 °C (≥10 °C).

Brinkley called it the "Sunshine Station Between the Nations".

Typically, hardtop convertibles are available as expensive options on luxury coupes and sports cars and this has created a sunshine gap between the affluent and the less so.