Sentences with phrase «by the midday sun»
The land, overheated by the midday sun, lent the sweltering air a closed and oppressive feeling, like an oven; and it smelled very unpleasant.
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The quality of our Temecula Valley wines is made possible by a unique microclimate that features morning mist, warm midday sun, cooling ocean breezes and clear starry nights.
Everything seemed normal except for one remarkable fact: Nearly one - third of the entire nation's midday electricity was delivered by the sun.
«The pressure on these birds by market gunners and others in the US and Canada was so relentless that the vast flocks that were en route to the Pampas of Argentina, where they were again shot in great numbers, simply melted like snow before the midday sun.
Inspired by the dazzling light of the midday sun, this iconic formula is enriched with ultra-fine, luminescent pearls that absorb, reflect, and refract light to enhance your natural radiance..
A silver chest basking in Hyrule's midday sun, guarded by three creatures born from the hue of evil energy that swirls around Hyrule castle in my peripheral vision.
And frost, produced by ancient fridge motors, enveloping sheets of metal like a virus, evokes the whiteness of Venetian marble reflecting the midday sun.
MUCH WIDER THAN A LINE SITELINES SANTA FE 2016 Curated by Rocío Aranda - Alvarado, Kathleen Ash - Milby, Pip Day, Pablo León de la Barra and Kiki Mazzucchelli «Brighter than several suns at midday» was how Manhattan Project nuclear program director General Leslie Groves described the impact of the first controlled nuclear test in history, 1945's «Operation Trinity,»...
They set up arresting situations which speak of the industrial hinterland of London, of the sculpture found among its yards and estates, lit as if by the moon or by a relentless midday sun.
Have you ever been burned by a plant in the midday sun?
The water is a constant presence no matter the season, whether obscured by morning fog, sparkling in the midday sun, or lapping on the shore at sunset.