Examples of 'sun beat down' in a sentence
Meaning of "sun beat down"
sun beat down - This phrase is used to describe the intense heat of the sun shining down on a particular location, often creating discomfort or a sense of exhaustion
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sun beat down
The sun beat down all day.
As the hours rolled by and the warm summer sun beat down.
The sun beat down on the plaza.
He then removed his coat and the sun beat down upon them.
The sun beat down on his head until.
During the day the harsh sun beat down upon him mercilessly.
The sun beat down on our necks and backs.
I stepped out of the dark barroom into the street where the sun beat down unmerciful.
The sun beat down on shoplifting.
Shut it off this morning And let the sun beat down on it.
The sun beat down on him with oppressive heat.
The day was hot and humid, and the sun beat down unbearably.
The sun beat down on them from high overhead.
On one such summer journey, an intense and relentless sun beat down on the King.
The sun beat down upon the parched land.
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And bent stood a-hollerin ', come on out, Kid Shelleen . where the sun beat down unmerciful.
The noonday sun beat down with dazzling brightness on the tennis court.
The sun beat down with the kind of heat that drives good men bad.
As such, when the scorching sun beat down upon them they quickly withered away.
The sun beat down as I ran along the road.
Oh, let the sun beat down upon my face.
The sun beat down on the old man 's head without mercy.
O, let the sun beat down upon my face.
The sun beat down on them, and there was nary a breeze in the air.
The August sun beat down on the African coast once again.
The sun beat down on them, and great wet spots spread from their underarms.
Oh, let the sun beat down upon my face Stars to fill my dreams.
The sun beat down with the kind of heat that drives good men bad . GIGGLES.
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The sun beat down relentlessly . no water.
The sun beat down on everyone equally - Sunnis, Shia and Kurds alike.
The sun beat down on me and, by the time I arrived, I was wiped.
