sun-struck

Carefully, he turned his head, staring into Celeste's sun-struck face.

Soccer, indeed, offered the nation a sun-struck parable for its discomfort.

The film of silver, sun-struck and brilliant, vanished like the dew.

Most of the sun-struck ledges usually occupied by dragons were empty.

Some of his men had been sun-struck during the run, and he, too, was compelled to work his gun with only one assistant.

Translucent, the sun-struck blinds glow in the morning light, providing our illumination.

Without turning, Sand held to the light a glass of liquor the color of sun-struck brass.

Redhand's horse turned and turned in the wide sun-struck yard.

So it seemed to one passenger, a New Yorker who spent a sun-struck autumn afternoon seeing the town through a tourist's eyes.

He outlined color, grayish-red, and whitish where the top of the imagined fingers might be sun-struck.

Simon shook his head, feeling as confused and stupid as a sun-struck ox.

It was a hot day, and when she told her story her parents had believed she had been sun-struck.

The rainbow veils swept out of the hall like sun-struck sea mist scattered by a breeze.

Wordlessly, Margo set herself the task of trying to understand what she saw around her, rather than just staring at it like a sun-struck tourist.

Glen glanced down at the squinting sun-struck boy, who was about the same age as his own son, Brett, a nine-year-old.

The peaceful dust motes by the sun-struck windows.

His beauty was like a sword unsheathed, bright as sun-struck steel and twice as hard.

They sparkled from horizon to horizon like sun-struck icicles on a winter morning.

Wizardlight as bright and blue as a sun-struck glacier shivered over the surface of the channel.

We walked up the hill, the broad flank covered with grass so green it glowed in the golden light like sun-struck emerald.

Burdette's soft voice shivered with passion, and his blue eyes blazed like sun-struck sapphires.

To many in Southern California, all this seems perfectly natural, the inevitable fruit of the competitive body culture of this sun-struck region.

His scenes of sun-struck bodies against verdant backgrounds are certainly idealized, and at times look like shots from old-time nudist magazines.

Mr. Wizon's deft, all-over gesturalism suggests sun-struck fields of flowers.

Ludmilla shouted over the sound of wind and wave, clinging to a stay one-handed while flying spray made sun-struck rainbows beyond.