Sentence examples for white-hot sun from inspiring English sources

It's probably not the white-hot sun beating down at high noon.

A white-hot sun dazzled high over the sparkling sands of the Marakum Desert.

1936 Drought Loss Up to 1/4 Billion Drought embattled farmers of the Northwest prairies tonight [July 7] abandoned hope of saving their crops from a merciless, white-hot sun.

As I stare out my window, I see myself sliding peacefully through clear water, tinted blue from its painted floor and surrounding brilliantly colored tiles, as the white-hot sun glints through palm trees, scarlet and coral hibiscus, and flowering birds of paradise.

The godfather of modern indie rock was in rare form as the white-hot sun glared with a mirthful eye at the golden dead grass of the park, and the long-converted bounced in unison to the fun-loving performance of their patron saint.

What appears to be a static picture of a dreamcatcher affixed to a satellite against an indigo-hued sky turns out to be slowly-shifting video of a white-hot sun rising so slowly you might miss that it's moving at all.

Most international-relations scholars hate these two essays with the passion of a thousand white-hot suns, because everyone talks about them way more than their own scholarly work they can, in the wrong hands, be reduced to the caricatured versions of their titles.

Absolutely nothing, except they are all life activities I despise with the intensity of a thousand white-hot suns.

Traveling over a vast radiating desert of luminosity, a white hot sun draws the waves towards it as if they were alive and returning to their source.

On Sunday morning, in the white-hot Egyptian sun, I went with her to the Hyperbaric Medical Center, in Sharm al-Sheikh, a small building with glass doors.

But no matter how sleep deprived she gets, this California Girl will bring the sunshine to your life and the burning white-hot fire of the sun to the field, all day long.