The invention of the zodiac, the belt round the sky in which the sun, moon, and planets lie, also occurred about this time.

The late-afternoon sun lies due west above the mountains.

A total eclipse is predicted, and the sun now lies like a misplaced ball of fire on the horizon.

Only the wind surprises one, invisibly cold; the sun lies bright on a field, like the movement of a sleeper.

Temperatures are highest in March and April, when the sun lies directly overhead and the summer rainfall has yet to begin.

The sun was very low now, and lying directly astern.

The sky is a rich, custardy mix of these colors and tones but concentrates to an opalescent glow where the sun lies below the horizon.

But only one sun lies in its plane of revolution.

So many suns, even of the type of your own, lie within the radius of our cruise, that random search might rec1uire a thousand years.

Beyond the Demu suns, toward the galaxy proper, lies a volume of space entirely devoid of habitable planets.