sun-bright

• “Kit pointed out the sun-bright green trucks lining the street.”

  Simon & Schuster: Slice Of Cherry

• “Fortune did not whirl, but gay San Francisco dimmed and faded, and as the sun-bright snow turned black and blacker, he breathed his last malediction on the Chance he had misplayed.”

  WHICH MAKE MEN REMEMBER

• “Meand'ring far through sun-bright meads, and rifts;”

  The Age Reviewed

• “As he dies, the fatalist succumbs amid London's refrain: “Fortune did not whirl, but gay San Francisco dimmed and faded; and as the sun-bright snow turned blacker and blacker, he breathed his last malediction on the Chance he had misplayed.””

  “The Kipling of the Klondike”: Naturalism in London's Early Fiction

• “Roughly 19 centuries later, and 65 years ago today, the city of Hiroshima was destroyed with elements that cannot but recall the Transfiguration: a sun-bright white light, a roar from heaven, a cloud, terror, and -- most of all -- a world that would never be the same.”

  The Huffington Post: Rev. Tyler Wigg-Stevenson: Hiroshima and the Transfiguration: A Meditation

• “The streets and buildings were fully occupied when a sun-bright light burst overhead at 11:01.”

  Simon & Schuster: Whirlwind

• “Now La Perle faces the pistol, certain that "Chance would not desert him now," but Uri Bram's shot is true: "Fortune did not whirl, but gay San Francisco dimmed and faded, and as the sun-bright snow turned black and blacker, he breathed his last malediction on the chance he had misplayed.”

  “Why this longing for life? It is a game which no man wins.”

• “The hills stretched as far as we could see, the smell of dirt and dung rising as the jeep ploughed across the plains, the breeze silent over the sun-bright grass.”

  Karin Badt: From Devils to Zebras: Riccardo Orizio's Safari in Kenya

• “Then the fates sent Steve Perry and his sun-bright recommendation.”

  Sensawunda

• “Yon sun-bright realms, where Virtue conquers Time.”

  Progress of Society

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