"The first white man came to Sierra Leone five hundred years before Christ," said the Coaster. "And, in twenty-two hundred years, he's got just twenty miles inland. The native didn't need forts, or a navy, to stop him. He had three allies: those waves, the fever, and the sun. Especially the sun. The black man goes bare-headed, and the sun lets him pass. The white man covers his head with an inch of cork, and the sun strikes through it and kills him. When Jameson came down the river from Yambuya, the natives fired on his boat.英文原著 · 《A Question of Latitude》
"Yes--OLD-man looked into the lodge of the Sun and saw the leggings there--saw the Sun, too, and the Sun was asleep. He made up his mind that he would steal the leggings so he crept through the door of the lodge. There was no one at home but the Sun, for the Moon has work to do at night just as the children, the Stars, do, so he thought he could slip the leggings from under the sleeper's head and get away.英文原著 · 《Indian Why Stories》
"He was much afraid this time, but as soon as the Sun was asleep he crept to the lodge and peeked inside. Here he stopped and looked about, for he was afraid the Sun would hear his heart beating. Finally he started toward the Sun's bed and just then a great white Owl flew from off the lodge poles, and this scared him more, for that is very bad luck and he knew it; but he kept on creeping until he could almost touch the Sun.英文原著 · 《Indian Why Stories》
"She ran away; ran to the Sun's lodge and left the Snake on the hill. In no time the Sun had grabbed him. My, the Sun was angry! The big Snake begged, and promised never to speak to the Moon again, but the Sun had him; and he smashed him into thousands of little pieces, all of different colors from the different parts of his painted body. The little pieces each turned into a little snake, just as you see them now, but they were all too small for the Moon to notice after that. That is how so many Snakes came into the world; and that is why they are all small, nowadays.英文原著 · 《Indian Why Stories》
Hibbertia dentata (Dilleniaceae), placed in the hothouse, followed the sun, and made (May 18th) a circle in 7 hrs. 20 m.; on the 19th, reversed its course, and moved against the sun, and made a circle in 7 hrs.; on the 20th, moved against the sun one-third of a circle, and then stood still; on the 26th, followed the sun for two-thirds of a circle, and then returned to its starting-point, taking for this double course 11 hrs.英文原著 · 《The Movements and Habits of Climbing Plants》
"I know where he is--this blessed minute. He's on the Sun Dance Trail and in the Sun Dance Canyon, and they're having the biggest kind of a powwow."
"The Sun Dance!" echoed the Sergeant. "By Jove, if only Sergeant Cameron were on this job! He knows the Sun Dance inside and out, every foot."
The Superintendent swung his horse sharply round to face his Sergeant. "Cameron!" he exclaimed thoughtfully. "Cameron! I believe you're right. He's the man--the very man.英文原著 · 《The Patrol of the Sun Dance Trail》
Sunday, Sunday, Sunday, with a special performance by Creed.美剧 · 《2 Broke Girls》
* I used to think maybe you loved me * * Now, baby, I'm sure * * And I just can't wait till the day when you knock on my door * * Now I'm walking on sunshine * * I'm walking on sunshine * * I'm walking on sunshine * * And don't it feel good? * * Hey, all right, now * * And don't it feel good? * The美剧 · 《The Good Doctor》
Monica, it's Sunday morning. I'm not running on a Sunday.美剧 · 《Friends》