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Meanings of sunless day in anglès
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Usage of sunless day in anglès
1
It was a sunless day with a damp wind that never seemed to stop.
2
It was a sunless day, but warm, almost sultry.
3
From here it looked very small, and its brilliance had been robbed by the sunless day.
4
The dull sunless day was fast closing, and the portentous heaven gave promise of a stormy night.
5
Sunday broke upon me a sunless day.
6
The place is doleful, and a funeral scene on the only sunless day I experienced in Ladak was indescribably dismal.
7
It was a sunless day, with grey clouds hanging over a dull green marsh, streaked with channels of green water.
8
The pale light of the short sunless day was beginning to fade, when a faint far cry arose on the still air.
9
Hirata was glad the island afforded many hiding places, and the sunless day helped him and his comrades blend into the landscape.
10
On a sunless day he stands by the sea with his ample torso exposed, drying the back of his head with a towel.
11
Gilbert looked scrutinisingly at Marian Holbrook as she stood before him with the cold gray light of the sunless day full upon her face.
12
Almost whining he lamented his stagnation, his fierce hatred of cold sunless days.
13
On sunless days and in the twilight, the water seemed as black as night.
14
To-day looking back over whatever dark, dreary, sunless days, we all have bright ones too.
15
I hated the North, the Yankee terseness, the gray cities, the deep cold and sunless days.
16
On sunless days, the car can be "refueled" by stopping on a charging pad and absorbing electricity.