sunshade

Yes, and if you are coming to the Moon, bring a sunshade.

She made a pattern in the sand with her sunshade point.

The sunshade is approximately the size of a tennis court.

Maybe he could get a portable canvas sunshade as well.

He noted that there were other changes besides the sunshade.

They went to meet their friends and gossip-and always under a sunshade.

He watched the world from behind a hat and a pair of sunshades.

Off the phone, he hid behind dark sunshades and tried to crunch the numbers.

The windshield on the truck was screened by a sunshade.

The eyes are also protected by large eyelashes which act as a sunshade.

It was more of a sunshade than a real form of protection.

She adjusted the enormous sunshades that hid half her face.

But the sunshade stopped all that, and kept the comet in the deep freeze.

"These two are so polished I need my sunshades."

We were led to the throne, where she sat under her fringed sunshade.

Ray looked at himself again in the sunshade mirror.

The diffused blue in the sunshade became a gigantic view of the board.

She stood on the curbstone, swinging a sunshade in one hand.

You also have, in your packs, the projected image of how he'll look wearing the long red hair and sunshades.

She tapped him reprovingly on the arm with her sunshade.

They were used to ward off arrows, as a sunshade, and to signal to troops.

The sunshades are angled depending on their orientation to the sun.

We'd rigged a sunshade of canvas for her, and she was sitting under that, watching the work.

With the point of her sunshade she was tracing patterns in the loose sand.

It was two stories tall, capped with a sunshade made out of poles.