How To Use Sunbathe In A Sentence
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Until this year a large area was kept cut short for people to enjoy their right to do everything from kick balls around to sunbathe without conflict or intruding on each other's privacy and maintaining a feeling of security.
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For seven days we climbed and skied perfect corn snow, sunbathed by the pool, and languished in the hot tub.
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None of the subjects had a history of photosensitivity, was receiving photoactive medication, or had sunbathed within 3 months of participating in the study.
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She liked to sunbathe in the seclusion of her own garden.
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Guards patrolled the perimeter wire in pairs, while between the barracks soldiers strolled, sunbathed, played cards or chatted in groups.
WHEN THE APRICOTS BLOOM
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Recalling the pastoral works of Homer Watson, her shots of rolling, sunbathed hills effectively showcase her background in still photography.
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We went to the beach, sunbathed, read books under straw parasols, ate olives and drank cheap red wine watered down with soda water.
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And this was labor day, a holiday when families here would traditionally head for that park and hold picnics, barbecues, play ball, sunbathe and relax at the end of a super hot summer.
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This ingenious garden allows sunbathers working on their tan to follow the sun through 360 degrees - without ever leaving the comfort of their sun lounger.
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Do you go abroad on holiday to swim and sunbathe?
Times, Sunday Times
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After afternoon matinees in the summer, my coworker and I would change to our bikinis and sunbathe on the roof of the theater.
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Franklin swam and sunbathed at the pool every morning.
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Above all, The balcony is habitant bears directly the place of sunshine, people can undertake on the balcony sunbathe, air basks in clothings to wait.
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Ms. Frege says that as late as the 1970s, she and her friends sunbathed at the beach and played songs from the Beatles and James Taylor on guitars.
A Tale of Two Alexandrias
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Sunbathers might find plastic bags of soggy bread and soiled clothes, but uninvited entry into the first world was generally discreet.
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Do you go abroad on holiday to swim and sunbathe?
Times, Sunday Times
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One lizard (rather too lazy - his clawed toes evidently sent to sleep by the sunbathed stone) fell to the ground.
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The press release is dense with the usual verbiage about "creativity, ideas and hopes," but here's what we gathered from it: When Tickets opens on January 11, it'll have a seafood bar upfront -- "a place for dreams and surprising looks," and also a beer bar -- a "perfect place where we will serve a delicious golden star as bright in color as sunbathed wheat and as cold as a spring iceberg.
Ferran Adrià Announces Two New Restaurants
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At the moment, Quentin was lounging on deck, watching passengers sunbathe and swim.
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Bucolic vistas of snowy woods and mountains soon give way to sunbathers when, at the end, Thompson swings through the south of France and Barcelona.
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Read in studio Scientists monitoring the level of solar radiation have warned people not to sunbathe without protection for more than forty minutes.
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In other words, we don't see the sun and certainly don't get the chance to go and lie in some park and sunbathe along with dozens of herberts who have taken a sick day because the sun's out!
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During the day, the island is strictly reserved for those who prefer to swim and sunbathe in the nude.
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You were unable to sunbathe or swim and had to keep your legs covered.
Times, Sunday Times
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She can sunbathe and pretend she's in Spain.
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We went to the beach, sunbathed, read books under straw parasols, ate olives and drank cheap red wine watered down with soda water.
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While touring the beautiful grounds, we were able to hand-feed the cows and horses carrots, rub the pigs 'bellies, and watch the hens and turkeys rule the roost as they spread their wings and sunbathe in the courtyard.
Jacqueline Kravette: A Day Trip to the Real Happiest Place on Earth
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We trek to the hotel, reminding ourselves that once we drop off our bags, we can go to the beach, sunbathe, swim, and relax.
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We sunbathed, snorkelled and swam with stingrays before the big encounter.
The Sun
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OK, so we know it's bad to sunbathe, we have read about the damage to our skin, but heck, as soon as the sun shines it's out with the deck chair and face in full rays.
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Nor can she swim or sunbathe.
Times, Sunday Times
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This makes a perfect suntrap of a terrace, on which the girls can sunbathe.
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A few scattered tar balls stained the sand and a light sheen shimmered in the sun just offshore while families splashed in the surf, sunbathed and tried to make the best of one of the first nice – and clean – beach weekends there in weeks.
Gulf Oil Spill Leaves Local Businesses With A Lost Summer
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Every morning she sunbathed naked on her private beach, although the water was still too cold for swimming.
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We found a spot where we could see for quite an area round us and we were safe, so we sunbathed and got quite a tan, it was lovely up those mountains.
John Keay
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In good weather, sometimes we can have lunch on the terrace and sunbathe by the pool as early as April.
Times, Sunday Times
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In good weather, sometimes we can have lunch on the terrace and sunbathe by the pool as early as April.
Times, Sunday Times
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We sunbathed on a small secluded beach.
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The beach was crowded with sunbathers.
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This is an interesting option for young adults eager to learn a new skill over the summer rather than simply sunbathe.
Times, Sunday Times
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This is an interesting option for young adults eager to learn a new skill over the summer rather than simply sunbathe.
Times, Sunday Times
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Soviet tourists once flocked to Moynaq to swim in the Aral Sea's waters, famed for healing skin diseases, and to sunbathe on pristine beaches.
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Every morning you get up, jump into the ocean, collect hagfish mucous, crawl back onto the beach, rub the slime all over your body, sunbathe for a few hours, and then let a couple of dozen Haitians sniff you before sitting back down to write all about it.
Archive 2009-01-25
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If you go there in summer, Seaside Bathing Beach is a good place to swim, sunbathe or just have a rest.
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We still had a few hours to kill before we were to meet our local guide to take us up Yasur volcano, so we acted like tourists and swam and sunbathed at the local beach.
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You were unable to sunbathe or swim and had to keep your legs covered.
Times, Sunday Times
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We sunbathed on a small secluded beach.
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While they do not mind if they stay on the coast, they would like to be close enough to a beach, so they can sunbathe and swim regularly.
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Just north of the Cape of Good Hope, a stiff southeaster rips over the summit of Table Mountain, blowing tendrils of fog toward Cape Town's sunbather-dotted beaches, 3,000 feet below.
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While frolicking tourists sunbathe on beaches and dine in swanky resorts, while a few thousand elite Moroccans are living high on the hog, millions of malnourished, destitute, and sallow Moroccans in remote rural areas scratch the dirt for survival and take shelter in dwellings so sparsely furnished and poorly built that they look like caves.
Global Voices in English » Blogging About Poverty And Development In The Arab World
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The beach was thick with sunbathers.
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The beach was crowded with sunbathers.
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Charlotte has been too busy working to get to the beach, and of late the weather's been too chilly to sunbathe or swim in the outdoor pool at her apartment complex.
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There, we fished the ocean from the beaches, waiting until the sunbathers had cooked themselves enough first and the evening cool arrived.
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They're Mola mola, or giant ocean sunfish, gentle creatures named for their habit of lying at the ocean surface, appearing to sunbathe.
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Nor can she swim or sunbathe.
Times, Sunday Times
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When adult sunbathers appear not to be heeding the warnings, campaigners go for a softer target - their kids.
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The day he sunbathed naked outside the kitchen window, I swear there was printing on the window that read "Objects may appear disappointingly smaller in direct sunlight.
Denise Vivaldo: Cut Your Turkey
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They sunbathed in the raw.
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He then told me about bream, and after that about a place he knew where the roach came up to the surface, apparently to sunbathe.
Times, Sunday Times
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Woodcreepers sunbathe and have been seen anting, a behavior that is thought to help prevent or remove ectoparasites.
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For most of us, it's a place for a sandwich, a snooze or a sunbathe - but Princes Street Gardens now offers a more civilised way to lunch.
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Franklin swam and sunbathed at the pool every morning.
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I feel guilty about staying here," the young British social worker told me the next morning, as we both sunbathed at the pool, shaded by an apple tree, of the exquisite Raheem Residency hotel on the Alleppey beach.
Karin Badt: Clips from India: No Tigers from Periyar to Alleppey (iv)
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Staring at the nude female sunbather fifteen floors below, her tattooed backside exposed so that everyone in the surrounding high-rises could admire or cajole or admonish from the windows next to their cubicles, office workers on every floor calling friends or documenting the view with cell-phone cameras, I realized that no matter how holy or removed from the everyday we might be, we are all rubberneckers to the mundane absurdities that materialize seemingly out of nowhere.
The Cult of Impersonailty
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Celts with a fair ‘type 1’ skin should never sunbathe while those with a ‘type 4’ skin get nothing but a glorious tan.
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She liked to sunbathe in the seclusion of her own garden.
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Now canoes have their place but if you plan to hunt, fish, camp, sightsee, photography, take kids out, or just let you wife sunbathe in the front while you fish then my longboat takes the cake.
Canoe vs Jon-Boat? Which one would be better for all around use?
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Like sunbathers by a pool, the frankfurters sit firmly but lightly on a white expanse of ground, each one edged by a shadow and marked by a perfect ribbon of mustard worthy of a vendor's expert touch.
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A beamy old former fishing boat carried us across to Caldey's landing point on a beach that mirrored Tenby's, and was sprinkled with sunbathers.
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Sometimes we went to the beach and at other times we sunbathed on the patio.
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Sunbathers may be able to wear the indicator, known as a dosimeter, in the form of a wristband.
Medgadget
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So they play pool, swim and sunbathe and have a game of golf on their day off.
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The sunbathers had moved to the water, splashing each other.
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In high season there are sun loungers and plenty of sunbathers, but its natural beauty remains untempered.
Times, Sunday Times
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This is an interesting option for young adults eager to learn a new skill over the summer rather than simply sunbathe.
Times, Sunday Times
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Several people started a game of croquet, while a couple of the girls stripped down to bathing suits to sunbathe.
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According to the NOP survey, twelve million Britons have gone swimming naked while a further six million have sunbathed nude on holiday abroad, where attitudes are more relaxed.
