Sentence examples for taking shade from inspiring English sources

"Catching waves on Lucifer's beach / Taking shade underneath Lucifer's trees / Getting sustenance from Lucifer's peach / Oh black metal it's affecting all your speech".

There is a great photograph of Norman Parkinson's wife Wenda on a Nairobi airstrip, taking shade under the wing of a plane.

Heading across the valley in midafternoon, Mr. Grossinger spotted a group of workers taking shade under one of the small fraction of remaining historical oaks.

Contrary to the notion that it is the superiority of the human to the animal that makes us chuckle, the rise of the animal-acting-human memes of grumpy cats, nonplussed dogs and cuter-than-thou sloths taking shade under umbrellas suggests that it is in fact the uncanniness of the animal that tickles our funny bones and pulls at our heartstrings.

Such solar insolation data is important for the electrical design of PV systems: taking shading conditions into account reduces electrical mismatch and thus results in significantly higher electricity generation [16, 17].

"I would take shade in her.

It was a hot day and Mr. Kidd took shade under the marquee.

Hard landscaping should be constructed from materials that can take shade, although it is asking a lot of a stone or wood not to naturally turn green with algae in areas of low light.

Stay hydrated, drink plenty of bottled spring water, wear 50 SPF sunscreen, and take shade breaks before it's too late.

Some spectators cheered; others, afraid the drone might land on them, took shade next to tall maize plants, shielding their heads.

Remember, Ebola!" Community health workers in Côte d'Ivoire play a vital role in preventing new HIV infections among children – and in keeping their mothers healthy LABO, Côte d'Ivoire, 11 December 2013 – A group of pregnant women, young mothers and their partners take shade under the thatched roof, listening to Atanase Koukou Kouakou.