Examples of using Sun's rays in English and their translations into Czech
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Because the sun's rays curve to the horizon, and the closer the sun is in the atmosphere,
our skin is at risk of harm from UV radiation, specifically children's skin which is more sensitive to the sun's rays.
I have fainted many times in the hot sun, and even though it's almost 6:30, the sun's rays can still hurt us.
More than 90 percent of it bounces off right back into space like a mirror. When the sun's rays hit the ice.
And not enough of their energy reaches the ground At these latitudes the sun's rays are glancing to enable trees to grow.
In the tropics the sun's rays strike the earth head on and their strength is more or less constant all year round.
And when the sun's rays struck the stone and the victim, the high priest bent over and drove the knife home.
Because the sun's rays curve in the atmosphere, and the closer the sun is to the horizon,
This nasty mixture of sulfuric acid and volcanic ash will block the sun's rays from reaching Earth.
Computer analysis reveals that on two days of the year, the sun's rays would illuminate the bottom of the shaft-- once when in line with the constellation of Leo and once when in line with Orion.
Just as a lens collects the sun's rays streaming through it, and passes them on in concentrated form,
Drinking water after overexposure to the sun's ray can speed up the healing process.
Sun's rays burn you from the outside in.
I think the Sun's rays will dispel the shadows from your mind, Tegana.
The sun's rays were too bright.
The sun's rays penetrate through the window.
His waxen wings melted from the sun's rays.
Because the sun's rays curve in the atmosphere.
The sun's rays can lift our mood too.
The sun's rays burn you from the outside in.