Sentences with phrase «patch of sun»

Weather wise today there was some early morning rain followed by another mainly overcast type of day with patches of sun and a few more drops of rain.

Weather wise down on the bukit we had a mostly over cast morning with a few patches of sun shine.

While they do love a good cuddle they also enjoy spending time exploring on their own and hanging out in a warm patch of sun.

Store closings are a fixed topic in the retail industry these days, and at this point the pattern of closings has almost followed the changing weather: Cool and rainy with patches of sun.

That very morning, when the sunlight streamed in the windows, my poor little BC boy jumped up and ran over to the patch of sun to exclaim «Mumma!

I love the independence of cats, the hold - their - own - counsel of cats, and I've always been a prowler, but yes, I crave predictable, stable, and three - good - meals, a patch of sun, lots of space, a slower pace.

Sometimes that means enforcing boundaries and wisdom, making time for that patch of sun and solitude, for quiet and daily rhythms, for what matters most to me, and other times it means a willingness to be inconvenienced, to be bold and fearless, Kipling's cat perhaps, waving my wild tail where it pleases me.

A solar flare occurs when a patch of the Sun brightens dramatically at all wavelengths of light.

He's a bit stiff, and can be very cranky with the young kitties, but I love him and he'll have a patch of sun, a warm bed (a piece of mine usually) and a full bowl for as long as I have him with me.

Put all plush toys in a pillowcase and launder them, then place in a patch of sun to dry.

This could be because you are stroking her, or it could be because she has found a patch of sun to sleep in.

While able to enjoy lazing around in a patch of sun, or in front of a winter fireplace, a Ridgeback can be instantly alert if a stranger should appear and zealous in his pursuit of legitimate prey.

Then pretty much over cast for the rest of the day with a patch of sun shine or two through out the afternoon.

Although arctic experts said there were many signs of warming, including a thinning and shrinking of the polar ice cap, there was no way to link a patch of sun - dappled water at the pole to climate change.

We were using our dining room table as a work surface, and somewhere between the foam bats and craft pumpkins, I looked over and saw Kit - Cat sprawled out in a patch of sun underneath the piano bench.