sun-bleached

We stand in a sun-bleached parking lot between what are actually two courses.

They placed the bodies into the ground and covered them with the sun-bleached earth.

His sun-bleached hair was swept back into its usual queue.

They had something of the same consistency as sun-bleached bones.

He was a young man with sun-bleached blond hair and a quick smile.

As we walked, I glanced at sun-bleached items in the shop windows.

With their sun-bleached hair and early summer tans, they certainly look the part.

Described as a man on the young side of thirty with sun-bleached blond hair.

Some furniture is sun-bleached, he said, which reduces its value.

Mother and child stood facing each other in the center of a sun-bleached garden gone to seed.

Her dark hair lay in thick long curls against the sun-bleached rock.

He squatted down on the sun-bleached boards to take a close look.

Her face was long, with high cheekbones, and framed in sun-bleached light brown hair.

The term comes from the assumption that the benches are sun-bleached.

He was about twenty-five, with short, sun-bleached hair and a dark tan.

Off the main drag they saw more sun-bleached bones scattered here and there.

She stared at the sun-bleached boards of an empty barn.

The sun-bleached bones of ten warriors are a better answer than any living tongue can offer.

This time she saw him nod, sun-bleached straight hair falling over his brow.

There is more music, moonlight dancing on the water, and much sun-bleached limestone.

At one table, he had been wiring a skeleton together from sun-bleached bones.

He looked like a schoolboy under his shaggy bush of sun-bleached hair.

She had sun-bleached blonde hair, pale blue eyes, and a determined chin.

She had familiar memories of ivy growing against the sun-bleached red bricks.