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Meanings of sunshine in English
Usage of sunshine in English
1
And its Mediterranean climate brings it 300 days of sunshine a year.
2
They need good light without direct sunshine, and a rich, general-purpose soil.
3
Grant Cameron says people get less sunshine now than 50 years ago.
4
Clara turned with him; Charley and I went out into the sunshine.
5
The very waves sparkling in the morning sunshine whispered of romantic tales.
6
IT'S been a frenetic year for the Irish sunshine package tour business.
7
The cattle were standing in the low sunshine, in barn-doors and milking-yards.
8
Naturally, you want a kitchen filled with sunshine, 365 days a year.
9
The market always works better with transparency, with the sunshine of accountability.
10
There the days were spent in the open air and the sunshine.
11
London was alive again-aliveand healed; basking in the sunshine of Royalty.
12
In spite of the sunshine the walk through the battle-field was depressing.
13
The pale brown of the stone became almost yellow in the sunshine.
14
The smoke of the guns threaded to dazzling silver in the sunshine.
15
Below them the blue waters of the bay gleamed in the sunshine.
16
The valley of the Chagrin lay almost hueless in the cold sunshine.
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Translations for sunshine
Catalan
Spanish
Portuguese
Sunshine through the time
Sunshine across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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