sunning

Birthday photoshoots are nothing new, but when supermodel Ebonee Davis decided to celebrate her 28th trip around the sun, she made sure that hers was like none before.

Last summer, they did their first test flight–12 hours powered by the sun doing 600 kilometers.

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Outer layers of the star blast outward in an explosion that can unleash more energy than will be released by the sun over its entire 10-billion-year lifetime.

The sun was blasting, the wind was shoving us side to side and filling up the soundscape.

He was, as the world now knows, sunning himself in France beside his topless wife and rubbing suncream into her lower back.

We circle a large pond, hoping to catch a python sunning itself along the bank.

It was eleven o'clock when he went out and joined the throng of people sunning themselves on the walk beside the lake.

These may be seen in groups of six or eight, sunning themselves on the slimy banks of the river or on the numerous sandbanks.

A while later I saw her sunning herself on the south side of the strawstack, where the mud could dry on her sides.

He generally appeared to be half asleep or else sunning himself with a contented smile on his thoughtful countenance.

Then she noticed that to-day the bulls were not sunning themselves lazily, although the sun was out.