sunglasses * , also: sunspecs informal , also: shades informal * , also: sunshades informal , also: sunnies AusE informal

Feel like I should put my sunglasses on, you know.

He took off the sunglasses to get a better look.

He went over to the table and got his sunglasses.

I took off the sunglasses and looked up at him.

She put the sunglasses on and looked at his photo.

The face seemed similar, but he could not see the eyes behind the sunglasses.

After a couple of minutes, he put on his sunglasses and went out to the living room.

Five minutes later, the man with sunglasses comes out of the house and goes to the black car in the road.

One of them stood up and took off his sunglasses.

I got up, put on my sunglasses and opened the door.

I also got out into the morning sun without sunglasses.

Outside I put on my sunglasses, though the sun has gone in.

It was the first time I'd seen her without the sunglasses.

It must have been an hour later, when she finally took off the sunglasses, and looked at me.

At no time did a relationship develop between eyes and sunglasses.

He almost walked right into the man in the sunglasses.

Some of their sunglasses cost more than a normal person's house.

In another few minutes, neither of them would need their sunglasses.

The sunglasses were off, and it was a clear shot of his face.

When we go out, there they are, their sunglasses on.

So far I have managed to hold on to my new sunglasses.

But then, one cannot live in a pair of sunglasses.

It was as if he had sunglasses on under his skin.

He said she has red hair now and was wearing sunglasses.

She kept putting her sunglasses on, then taking them off again.

Sun specs (also sunspecs) is the shortened form of sun spectacles.

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