What is "sunstruck"

Usage examples of "sunstruck".

They glided through the water like giant swans, large eyes looking down into the sunstruck sea for schools of fish.

I could see it now clearly, as yellow and green striped as the sunstruck foliage around it, with two arrows in its midsection.

Like giant steps, the meadows fell away toward a valley, sunstruck and hazy with distance.

The plants on either side were heavy with purple-black fruit, but these were the color of sunstruck amber with a frosty bloom, glowing among the dark clusters that grew from the same vines.

On the streets, in the plazas, on the open-decked ferries, he is constantly sighting Maureen: any tall lively blonde, any sunstruck girl with a touch of the brazen.

First, do not deem me to have lost my head, Sunstruck, as that man Paulus was at Rome.

The colonel paced across the room, sat on the arm of a chair by the window, gazing out through the palmetto fronds at the empty sunstruck street.

Everything was as he had precalled: two distorts hunkering close, asking him about the Delph, the ambient light chandeliered in their eyes, the air heavy with sunstruck dust motes.

Bill was still babbling about holdups, and Aggie was saying that she was sunstruck, but of course it did not matter.

They were passing a sunstruck green park, with bronze statues of swaggering Finnish poets and mood-stricken Finnish dramatists.

His hair, too, was burning, the pale, sunstruck flames leaping merrily.

Spires of sunstruck crystal rose from a landscape of pools and gardens.

She nudged the Mountain Dews, her bare toes cast in green shade by the sunstruck bottles.

White birds wheeled over sunstruck water or strutted and pecked on wrinkled mudflats beneath the stone walls of the quays.

By naked eye, the picketboat was a black dot far off across the shimmering sunstruck plain of the river.