sun-darkened

• “Even the people that they spotted as Hector drove through the small communities and green hillside had features that were strong, distinct, sun-darkened, and very attractive.”

  Simon & Schuster: Larger Than Lyfe

• “His sun-darkened skin made his wintry gray eyes stand out.”

  Simon & Schuster: Dreams of a Dark Warrior

• “I felt the flush burning my cheeks again, and had to turn away from his bright eyes in his sun-darkened skin, his sharp square jaw, his smile.”

  Broken Places « A Fly in Amber

• “Long European girls in bikinis; sun-darkened locals with tattoos sprayed over shoulders and thighs, carrying their big-wave guns.”

  Simon & Schuster: Kook

• “Wanda was a woman of uncertain ethnicity between 30 and 50 years of age whose face consisted of a series of sun-darkened red-and-purple rounded structures, like rosy cheeks, but located in places on her face where cheeks would not normally be found.”

  Joshuah Bearman: Journeys With George (Saunders), or Why Magazines Should Hire More Fiction Writers

• “He smiled - his teeth white against sun-darkened skin - then bowed again, a little deeper his time.”

  The Substance of a Dream

• “A powdery white complexion denoted a woman of advantaged status, not that of a lowly sun-darkened field laborer.”

  Simon & Schuster: Before You Put That On

• “As Rhavas left, the Vaspurakaner steward led a sun-darkened man with a scarred face toward the audience chamber.”

  Bridge of the Separator

• “He was all brown -- hair, tunic, and sun-darkened skin.”

  Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine

• “His sun-darkened hands reminded her of baseball mitts, of baked hams.”

  Predator

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