1.   Clothes, sleeping bags, spare canvas, all were hung up or spread out to catch a few rays of sunshine.

2.   He excelled when he caught fine rays of sunlight dappling the surface of a lake.

3.   But her days with other people eating lunch, reading newspapers, and catching rays could be numbered.

4.   But in autumn, it shines and sparkles, catching sun rays and converting them into a million coppery slivers.

5.   Contrast adjustments and a backlight have been omitted, but except in extremely dim light, you can usually find a way to catch enough rays to get by.

6.   Housewives, students and briefcase-carrying bankers all are likely to stop and strip to catch a few rays.

7.   It is not unheard-of for Muscovites in secluded parks like this one to bare all in their bid to catch a few rays, and Serova was no exception.

8.   Spalding Gray is catching some rays.

9.   When did catching a few rays become so blasted complicated?

10.   In this slow and sultry season, Italian newspapers turn their attention to vacation spots to chronicle politicians catching sun rays.