scorching sun

We were on our own out here, under the scorching sun.

At the moment, it's important for her to find some shade from the scorching sun.

After Refuge, she would be glad to feel even the scorching sun.

Tall trees give plenty of shade under the scorching sun.

Beyond the canal, the new city stands stark in the scorching sun.

They were abandoned by their guides under a scorching sun, and only 12 survived.

In the distance, shimmering now only because of the scorching sun, was the city whose lights they had seen the night before.

It was early afternoon and the villagers had to endure the scorching sun.

Naturally, we had to spread your legs apart to get the full effect of the hot, scorching sun.

The road is dotted with manure, dried by the scorching sun.

It also meant no shelter from the scorching sun.

The inhabitants are small farmers who toil under the scorching sun.

It was impossible for him to buy a new one, but he had to have one to work under the scorching sun.

The nest would then be covered with twigs to provide cover from the scorching sun.

The whole end of the island facing the mainland was now an intolerable scorching sun.

On Monday, both were tested along an isolated stretch of highway under a scorching sun.

Blinds are also available for extra shade from the scorching sun in the afternoons.

Even a scorching sun, almost always a comfortable sun.

The two giant banyan trees on the ground act as a shield from scorching sun.

At the border, hundreds of women, children, old men and women waited under a scorching sun.

Play misty for me under the scorching sun.

They live in tents under the scorching sun and are just grateful to be alive.'

He glanced up at the scorching sun behind the smoke, wiped his sticky forehead.

The paint on her sides, burnt up by the scorching sun, is puffed out and cracked.

They lived there without shelter from the scorching sun or the frosts of the autumn nights.