Sentences with phrase «to see the sun»

Couldn't wait to see the sun rise in the west.

Remember, just because you can't see the sun doesn't mean harmful UV rays are shining through.

And even though we don't actually see sun set, we receive glorious sunsets all the same.

Yes, the days are getting longer, but I haven't seen the sun in so many days I can't even tell.

The park, my boys and seeing the sun shine for the first time in days made for a fun afternoon.

Maybe if you didn't see the sun for 6 months out of a year, you'd be a little goofy, too.

If we never saw the sun as setting, something important would be lost from our lives.

Often, I would lose track of time and wonder about seeing the sun again.

I'd see the sun come up without ever having closed my eyes.

She decided that in her future career, she wanted to work with people and see the sun on occasion.

I never thought sunset could be interesting on the east side of the island without actually seeing the sun go down — but this is also quite magnificent to witness.

Well, not overnight, you can't see the sun at night.

We finally saw the sun today after several days of rain.

It's been nine sleeps in our apartment and we're just starting to see the sun peek through the proverbial cloudy day of moving.

Although it was crowded with other tourists, it was incredible to see the sun slowly rising over this surreal scenery.

Believe it or not, you can still sun your cloth diaper stains out even if you can't actually see the sun.

There were shorts, tees and I even saw a sun roof popped.

I have gone up to two weeks at a time without seeing the sun, and I work outdoors!

We wouldn't see the sun here again for a long while.

The sky had beautiful colors, the view on the mountains is better and here u can see the sun disappear in the ocean.

We finally saw the sun today after several days of rain.

I just saw the sun rise again and put potato in my mouth before trying to feed baby again.

Looking back the other direction - love seeing the sun shining through the trees and the leaves glowing.

For those over the age of 35, compare parts of your body that rarely or never see the sun with parts of your body that do.

Hopefully we will see the sun soon, gray days are getting to be the norm!

You can also show some skin and let your legs see the sun again etc etc..

Now that I have a full time job, I barely see the sun and I purposely came out to soak up all the sun for the week.

However, only on lighter parts of my body that doesn't see the sun much did I see any kind of difference over a one week period.

You can see the sun touching the tops of the buildings across the street, making its way through the neighborhood like someone whose attention you are careful not to attract.

As you can gather from it's apt title, you don't see the sun very often in Heavy Rain.

I don't know what I believed exactly, but the first time I flew above the rain clouds and saw the sun still shining, I was amazed!

It's also one of the only spots where you can see the sun set over the ocean.

You can even be the first person in the world to see the sun rise since the island is located in the path of the International Date Line.

We woke up to see the sun come up over the mighty man - made reservoir.

Although, I did see the sun for a hot second today!

From birth to death, inhabitants never see the sun.

We drive to a 60 meters high observation point to see the sun go down.

If you want to see the sun shining on the falls, you should go early in the morning.

It's the perfect remedy for the cold weather blues, like when you haven't seen the sun in like a week or can't seem to shake a cold.

Eventually I just stopped setting an alarm at all, and would eventually peel myself out of bed in time to see the sun disappear into the afternoon sky.

Unless I make a point to go outside during the daytime, I could go for days without seeing the sun.

We continue on and are happy to see the sun again after 5 kilometers.

Unlike some other gods I could mention, I can actually see the sun.

It's the perfect remedy for the cold weather blues, like when you haven't seen the sun in like a week or can't seem to shake a cold.

And in some locations, the emerging plants last saw the sun at least 45,000 years ago — and possibly as much as 115,000 years ago.

They have the first ever SPF eye cream and if you're anything like me and are starting to see sun spots from driving, you will be OBSESSED.

Astronomers have long seen our sun as sort of an average Joe among stars.