Meanings of equatorial sun in English

The powers of the mind could not overcome the reality of the equatorial sun.

A cool breeze tempered the heat of the equatorial sun.

They had five days of thirst and equatorial sun.

It must have to do, she thought, with the equatorial sun, a distinctive angle of light.

Beneath the equatorial sun, in the dappled shade of one of his bulging cocoa trees, Mr Baofo chuckled.

At this rate progress was very slow, and as the fierce equatorial sun increased in strength, became always slower still.

I find, personally, that a common straw hat provides as much protection as any healthy person requires from the equatorial sun.

Silent during the day, while the equatorial sun is high in the sky, the tiny frogs call out incessantly after dark.

Jack sensed that he was already badly sunburnt; yet the equatorial sun was a soothing balm compared to the glare of Queen Kottakkal.

She saw the muscles of a great arm flash in the light of the equatorial sun as it filtered, dappling, through the foliage above.

In the countryside men armed with knives and swords man road-blocks from dusk until the equatorial sun rises over the Banda Sea and daylight returns.

Chijioke makes around 800 naira - just $2.22 - a day by weaving between cars under the equatorial sun for several hours each day.

On the other hand, the heat of the Equatorial sun penetrates but a short distance below the surface of the ocean.