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Meanings of sun in English
Classical astrological planet.
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Examples for "sun in splendour"
Examples for "sun in splendour"
1
Celebrated over the whole world, it resembled the sun in splendour.
2
Jasper Tudor sent me to tell you to beware the sun in splendour.'
3
The six Krittikas beheld that child of theirs looking like the morning sun in splendour.
4
There his pennant, with its sun in splendour and its flaunting "By myself I stand," went down.
5
On the brass are engraved two suns in splendour, the badge of the House of York.
1
"The Lord of light, the sun in his glory, glorious in name and worthy of honour,"
2
"Heaven with all its stars has fallen around you, but your sweet face shines out amongst them like the sun in his glory."
First day of the week; observed as a day of rest and worship by most Christians.
Usage of sun in English
1
Dry in the shade; never in the sun or in artificial heat.
2
Wairarapa looks good for January after recent days of sun and rain.
3
The wind blows soft; the sky is blue; the sun shines bright
4
THE new day dawned; the sun rose; the household was astir again.
5
The stars were out; the sea was silver; the sun was up.
6
Lieutenant Colonel Olding said she had always taken sun safety very seriously.
7
The sun went smiling through the air; the sea smiled in answer.
8
However, this is not the case for melanomas on sun-sheltered body surfaces.
9
The first will result a change in velocity directly toward the sun.
10
In the distance the large lake of Ak-Sheher glittered in the sun.
11
Reactors to supply power when the ship is far from any sun.
12
The sun was streaming in through the little window in the corner.
13
It was early in the twilight; for now the sun set late.
14
Daylight wasn't a problem since the sun wouldn't set again until March.
15
The sun had bathed it in the day; night brought another radiance.
16
The sun rose in the low-lying mists; it transfused them with crimson.
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Russian
Sun through the time
Sun across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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