Not the voice to go with his sunbaked appearance.

She had a pleasant sunbaked smell, and her skin was soft.

One new hut was of sunbaked brick; it had windows.

The sunbaked ground left no trace of their passing.

The cave was a little cooler than the sunbaked canyon outside, but not much.

After the first shock the water felt pleasantly cold on his sunbaked legs.

Now, as far as they could see ahead of them, was a sunbaked desert.

The walls were sunbaked bricks, but the roof would burn.

In a whisper, and still without looking away from the sunbaked inferno ahead, she went on.

He grimaced in pain, his sunbaked features growing whiter by the second.

Little by little, the lines carved in his sunbaked face began to smooth out.

A half-dozen cars were waiting for us in the sunbaked parking lot behind the Bureau building.

As far as she could see, the entire territory was nothing but miles of sunbaked desert.

She even saw their clinic-a white clay building at the end of a sunbaked dirt street.

The skin was dry and cracked, like sunbaked leather.

He dug his claws into the sunbaked brick and began to climb.

The hard sunbaked ground suited his fast running play, and he was a first choice player for the touring British team.

She breathed in the scent of salt air and sunbaked rock, half closing her eyes.

The collar shattered in his hand like sunbaked dirt.

But his less trusting wife watched the strangers off with an expression like sunbaked clay.

They walked together in the hot sun across the sunbaked earth to the verandah of the homestead.

The Potomac gave off a fragrance of sunbaked mud and wildflowers.

Players did everything but duck behind bushes if they spotted a reporter on the sunbaked campus.

Together, they set out across the sunbaked flatlands that separated the colony from the hill country.