Sentence for sun | Use sun in a sentence

Sentences using the word sun. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use sun in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for sun.

• She must have sun. (10)
• The sun was under. (10)
• No cloud on sun and moon. (10)
• The sun was getting high. (10)
• Scorrier grew sleepy in the sun. (8)
• And how still it was in the late gleam of the sun! (8)
• Sun and moon they see, but not me! (10)
• That one day was the sun of his life. (10)
• She was shading his head from the sun. (10)
• The sun had caught her cheeks, perhaps. (8)
• There was a tremendously hot sun overhead. (10)
• Shall we sit in the sun together to-morrow? (22)
• The sun, a touch of that will last some days. (8)
• Must I then die, like a gnat when the sun goes down? (8)
• It fattens and strengthens us, just as the sun does. (10)
• I feel warm in the sun of your prosperity, Harrington. (10)
• The heat of the sun is another destroyer of the house. (17)
• How otherwise, when the sun actually shone on the ponds? (8)
• The rain had stopped, the sun came out; he went on, up and up. (8)
• All that day he traveled, laying his course by the rounding sun. (1)
• Heard we the woodland, eyeing sun, As harp and harper were they one. (10)
• The sun shone through a hazy smoke and the air was crisp and bracing. (18)
• He glanced over at Duchess Susan, who was like a sunflower in the sun. (10)
• The sun had passed its meridian when they went into the streets again. (10)
• And gradually the centre patch narrowed, and the sun slowly slanted down. (8)
• But the sun was shining; and in that sunshine she must warm herself a little. (8)
• The April sun was shining brightly when the convent gates closed behind Kuni. (5)
• The shower was over, but the house faced north, and no sun was shining on it. (8)
• The waves of the Main were now reflecting the golden light of the morning sun. (5)
• The bell for church has begun to rang, the sun is down, and it is getting dusk.] (8)
• The trees, far and near, were giving their tones and lustres in the low December sun. (9)
• They had blue days when even the March sun was warm, and there was just breeze enough. (8)
• She pressed her lips, which the sun had warmed all day, against the satiny smooth bark. (8)
• The audience, packed into an enclosure of high boards, sweltered under the burning sun. (8)
• And it seemed to her that it was the first time the sun had shone all this fine hot year. (8)
• When the sun was like a ball Dropping on the battle dusty, What was yon discordant call? (10)
• Cows flap a slow tail knee-deep in the river, Breathless, given up to sun and gnat and fly. (10)
• If there be sun of summer, let him not go out into it, mistaking it for the Indian-summer sun! (8)
• The sun in the valley sharpened his beams on squares of buttercups, and made a pond a diamond. (10)
• They bear the veiled sun like a sangreal aloft to the wavy marble flooring of stainless cloud. (10)
• But what cares she, or any woman, that this Age of ours should lie like a carcase against the Sun? (10)
• All the zenith reddened, but still the sun did not show except in the color of the brilliant clouds. (9)
• Visions of her shower before me, but from eyesight Guarded she would be like the sun were she seen. (10)
• We chatted, and watched the going down of the sun, and amused ourselves idly, fermenting as we were. (10)
• A cool wind swings the leaves; a hot sun glistens on Long Water, on every bough, on every blade of grass. (8)
• But the sun was already down; the air was chill; and we had scarcely a dry stitch between the pair of us. (2)
• The sun fell, the moon shone, and the sun would rise again, but Italy lay face to earth. (10)
• In the meantime the risen sun has burned a way through the fog, splendoring a part of the beleaguered city. (7)
• The sun struck hot on her back in that lair of tangled fern, where she had fallen; she felt faint and sick. (8)
• After he was gone Gyp sat on till the sun had quite vanished and the dew was stealing through her thin frock. (8)
• Even the Villa seemed to greet her, with the sun aslant on it; and the trees, trembling and weeping golden tears. (8)
• But the sun was low, she had to dress for the dinner-table, and she landed him with regret, as at a holiday over. (10)
• While he stood shivering in the frozen wind, the sun, bursting through the hail-cloud, burned his cheeks and hands. (8)
• Some budding lilacs exhaled a scent of lemons; a sandy cat on the coping of a garden wall was basking in the setting sun. (8)
• The July sun had burned his face all the way from Oxford, yet pale was Shelton when he walked up the drive and rang the bell. (8)
• The windows, where a protection of wire gauze kept out the flies, were opened wide, and the sun shone in and dimmed the fire. (8)
• They tested every corner for a breeze, but the wind had fallen dead, and the vast sweep of sea seemed to smoulder under the sun. (9)
• In the forenoons he had nothing to do, for he worked at his picture only when the conditions renewed themselves with the sinking sun. (9)
• There they stood above the wide country, their bodies outlined against a sky fast growing light, evidently waiting for the sun to rise. (8)
• In the peace of his disdain, Sun and rain, and rain and sun, Cherished men to wax again, Crawl, and in their manner die. (10)
• On the fourth dawn they were on the summit of a lofty mountain-rise; below them the sun, shooting a current of gold across leagues of sea. (10)
• That they should cross from unsheltered paths to close covert was reasonable conduct at a time when the vertical rays of the sun were fiery arrow-heads. (10)

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