In the outward life, to be sure, a day came when the sunny story-teller, the victor of Jack Armstrong, was once more what Jack would have called his real self.
The sunny Lincoln, the delight of Clary's Grove, had vanished.
Frida, in the sheltered corners and the sunny nooks of rock, saw a few of these little things delicately trespassing upon the petulance of spring.
Then up across the sunny field beyond, and yet up over another field to where the brow of the hill is crowned by old farm-buildings standing against the sky.
Down thesunny field, as he goes up it, a woman coming to meet him--with her arms full.
Judge Curtis afterward revealed the fact that he was a native of South Carolina, and the mere mention of the sunny land of his boyhood gave to each latent sympathy new life and power.
In after time, when tidings of his death were borne from a foreign land, when the perfumed breath of sunny France received the last sigh of our hero, I dropped many a tear, which truly welled up from the depths of a sorrowing heart.
Here and there we saw strings of sheep going down from their high camping-grounds to feed on the sunny slopes and in the warm valleys.
If the weather is quite clear and warm, they are held in the verandah; but unless it is a very sunny afternoon, it is too early in the year yet for this.
We forgot all our personal sufferings in anxiety about the surviving sheep, and when the long-expected dray arrived it seemed a small boon compared to the discovery of a nice little "mob" feeding tranquilly on a sunny spur.
After that you have dinner and a bottle of wine that ripened on the sunny slope of Escondito.
By all counts she would have been about sixty years old when it came her turn to sit in the dust on the sunny side of the wickiup, with little strength left for anything but looking.
The picturesque Tourist, in a sunny autumn day, through this bounteous realm of England, describes the Union Workhouse on his path.
III Far over the sea from sunny Burgundy lived Brunhilda, queen of Iceland.
The Cid Late one sunny afternoon one and twenty knights were riding along the highway in the northern part of Spain.
They wandered hand in hand through green quiet lanes, and along sunny paths, talking of the beloved.
Oh, waving light in wanton flow, Fair, sunny locks his brows adorn, And on his cheeks the roseate glow With which Aurora decks the morn.
Homeward bound, we had left the sunny shores of the Austral land, with a fair wind, and for the past fortnight the thoughts of the old country had grown stronger in us day by day.
One needs to be able to go on in all kinds of spirits, in climate sunny or sunless, or it will never do.
A truly miraculous Son of Adam in red collar, in the Sunny Spring Morning!
She felt suddenly as if the grimy, restless Children's Room, with its clatter of turbulent little outland voices, were a safe, sunny paradise in comparison.
XII Allan, lying at the window of the sunny bedroom, and wondering if they had been having springs like this all the time he had lived in the city, heard a scuffle outside the door.
Its bright sunny pictures are excellent specimens of art, and its brief and striking articles are sure to become favourites with old and young.
What a picture to place before an infant on a sunny Sunday afternoon!
Cynthia tells me we are to bully you into coming out of your hermitage,' he said to me with a sunny smile.
His sunny face and bright blue eyes contained no more evidence of care or anxiety than one sees in the face of a healthy boy of twelve.
A sunny smile illumined the stranger's face, as she drew in the paddle and laid it across the canoe.
No voice was as comforting, and no hand as soothing as hers, and they would always watch eagerly for the nurse who had the sunny smile of cheer.
The sunny prospect of a triumphal procession to Pretoria which had been still in men's minds at Durban had vanished altogether.
They had passed many years of their lives among the nations west of the Ganges, and in their advanced years had returned to sunny Italy, to die near the spot where they had played as little children.
My mind reverted to the happy scenes of my early youth, when I had a mother, and played so merrily among the golden grapes of sunny Frances and when later I wandered with my father in the Holy Land, in Italy and Egypt.
The weather had been warm and sunny for some days and the creeks, which they designate there with the euphonious titles of rivers, had fallen a foot or two.
All this time the weather was all that could be desired, with bright sunny days, a mackerel sky and moonlight nights, the moon being at its full.
As we steamed past it that sunny afternoon, stimulated by the novelty of everything about us, a crowd of pallid, sorrowful faces appeared at the grated windows, watching us listlessly.
Bells and mosquitoes are two of the prevailing nuisances of this thrice-sunny city.
Indeed, it is impossible to express how essentially everything differs in this sunny island from our own country.
There were some spots in that sunny vale where they would frequently resort to decorate themselves with garlands of flowers.
But by changing the sunny holiday of the historical picture into a more acceptable workday, truth and simplicity would certainly be the gainers.
Now it was accomplished in free air, and we may be allowed to suppose that a beautiful sunny day was chosen by God for so sublime and solemn an event.
Was he deceived by those sunny October days, which surprised even the Russians themselves?
Teas were given in honor of its various members, and bevies of young girls in dainty summer apparel brightened the streets of Oakdale, during the long sunny afternoons.
As she sat trying to write a theme for her advanced English class, onesunny afternoon during the latter part of April, she glanced frequently out the window toward the golf links that lay just beyond the High School campus.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sunny" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
