Sentence examples for was sun from inspiring English sources
noun
A star, especially when seen as the centre of any single solar system.
One of those swimmers was Sun Yang.
But there was sun beyond Point Lookout over the weekend.
Then there was Sun Yang, 20, and also from Hangzhou.
On top was Sun Tzu's "Art of War".
There was sun, wasn't there, even in 1833?
Rebello's solo overture in Cole Porter's Everything I Love was sun-dappled chords with Russian romantic flourishes.
One evening it highlighted chickpeas, another it was sun-dried tomatoes, a third night the amalgam was artichoke, green onion and garlic.
It was sun-warm and sweet, and the seeds imparted the pleasant mouth pucker produced by what wine buffs call tannin.
That memorial, too, was sun-drenched, with raw emotion and jets streaking overhead, as they did today, in a missing man formation, with one plane separating itself from the others and heading high up into the Texas sky.
It was sun-dried for six consecutive days to dehydrate it completely.
