If we did, we'd leave the wyrmlings sunblind, as slow as commoners, and vastly outnumbered.

Perhaps in tracking him across the open desert of the day, they had gone sunblind and still could not see well.

He did not say it, but if he tried to walk in the open sun for long, he was the one who would go sunblind.

The sunblinds were drawn, and a sort of dim, religious light prevailed therein.

Some of the upper ones had green sunblinds.

Now and then we could see the huge facade of the house above us, winking through its sunblinds.

There was nothing for it but to live in the comfortless rooms of the big house with the sunblinds.

The verandahs, stripped of their sunblinds, looked like skeletons; where there had been bright eyes and gay laughter, silence reigned.

"We will go sunblind," Kirissa argued, her face paling from fear.

I went to the window, and was about to throw up one of the sunblinds for a look at them; Crawford stopped me.

Or he wanted his own cool apartment, with drawn sunblinds, vases full of flowers, his immense writing table, and a deserted Paris around him.