Sentence examples for under the sun's rays from inspiring English sources

At first, he thought the glowing patches might indicate deposits of some sort of phosphorescent material, but then, in '61, after taking some spectrogram he suggested that the phenomenon might be caused by molecular hydrogen escaping theough volcanic fissures and flourescing under the sun's rays.

Summer is the perfect time to put life on pause and spend an afternoon relaxing under the sun's rays.

The screens display perfectly under the sun's rays or a lamp with a sleep-friendly bulb -- not so with your phone.

Researchers tested the creams on 10 volunteers, who had the same amount of each product applied to a small area of their back before lying under a lamp to replicate the sun's rays.

In 1937, they were offered to the general public under the name Ray-Bans (as in "they ban the sun's rays").

And if another war should ever get under way, with mirrors hanging in the sky to turn the sun's rays upon us, our warships might easily be burned before the Navy could weigh anchor.

Provided they get winter sun, planting them under deciduous trees is fine as there won't be any leaves to cover the sun's rays during the time that the daffodils are growing.

The tower, says Walid, represents the sun's rays.

"I couldn't take the sun's rays".

They are protection, but not from the sun's rays.

It means the sun cream will give you medium protection against the sun's rays.