WordNet
n. any plant of the genus Helianthemum; vigorous plants of stony alpine meadows and dry scrub regions [syn: helianthemum, sunrose]
Usage examples of "sun rose".
Now, as the Sun rose higher and higher, the light spread and coalesced until the shadows were distinct things hovering behind boulders and hills.
And once the sun rose the river would mean safe refuge, should they need it.
So, her husband moved into the cottage, and left her before the sun rose every day to go out and cast his nets.
She'd learned young when there was work to be done to make the best of it, because as sure as the sun rose it would be there again tomorrow.
A place to rest and relax as the sun rose in the sky and the heat increased to still the air and cast a brooding stillness over the area.
When morning finally came and the sun rose to shine a luridred in the sky, people stood about in dazed horror, looking uponthe destruction wrought during the terrible night.
She was a young noblewoman, and I was absolutely certain that the sun rose and set in her eyes.
The sun rose above the mountain chain and flooded the rugged terrain with its brilliant light.