A canopy made of canvas to shelter people or things from rain or sun

Usage examples of sunblind.

The lowered sunblind was too bright to stare at, and through it came sounds of battle: bugle calls, armour, kettle drums, whistles and shouting.

Far above him a young girl with a white collar was leaning under a blue sunblind which suddenly bellied like a sail.

Its velocity increased until the machine was screaming along and splitting wind in a way that flapped the sunblinds along the street.

Crossing over to the river side, he noted the building, white and cheerful-looking, with green sunblinds, seen through a screen of plane-tree leaves.

The sunblinds were drawn, and a sort of dim, religious light prevailed therein.

The explosives they set beneath the sunblinds were scarcely more than hand grenades.

The fount of Forsyte song and story stood grey and imposing among its trees, with the sinking sun aslant on a front where green sunblinds were still down.

Durrance had disappeared from it, and the great stone terrace of the house and the house itself, with its striped sunblinds, looked a place of sleep.