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So we wait - trying to stay out of the hot sun.

Avoid the very hot sun around the middle of the day.

All day they stood in the hot sun with no water.

They sat in the hot sun for a time longer.

Indeed the chief did march the full three miles through the hot sun.

The march in the hot sun was good for business, he said.

It was good to get out of the hot sun.

Every day they went outside and stood in the hot sun.

Why did these people wait for the president in the hot sun?

Five more were waiting, but after almost four hours under the hot sun, the camera gave out.

After Refuge, she would be glad to feel even the scorching sun.

It was early afternoon and the villagers had to endure the scorching sun.

Beyond the canal, the new city stands stark in the scorching sun.

We were on our own out here, under the scorching sun.

Tall trees give plenty of shade under the scorching sun.

It was impossible for him to buy a new one, but he had to have one to work under the scorching sun.

At first the cold had been a relief from the scorching yellow sun.

In the distance, shimmering now only because of the scorching sun, was the city whose lights they had seen the night before.

They were abandoned by their guides under a scorching sun, and only 12 survived.

At the moment, it's important for her to find some shade from the scorching sun.