31.   She had not long returned to her room however, when her telephone rang, and when she answered it the sun came out.

32.   Out comes the sun, off come the clothes.

33.   Like you say by the time the sun comes round?

34.   We could easily quite often sit on the fence and say the sun may come out or it may stay cloudy all day.

35.   And across town, until the sun came up, American and Cuban musicians were exchanging information hungrily.

36.   And ahead of you, from somewhere beyond the city, the sun is coming up, setting the dense air alight and glinting off the cinders in it.

37.   And then the sun came into play for Santiago again.

38.   And then he played hearts until the sun came up with Panetta and Douglas Sosnik, his political director.

39.   And to recall the weather report, that the sun would come up again tomorrow.

40.   As the sun came up, Israeli tanks could be seen shelling Palestinian-controlled territory in Gaza south of here in what appeared to be large-scale operation.