71.   When she wore a hat, it was to shade her eyes from the summer sun, not to make a fashion statement.

72.   A sticky, yellowish fluid, apparently a leaked chemical, stank and slowly solidified under the blazing summer sun near the front gate.

73.   Across the kingdom, police were stopping cars at checkpoints and searching them while drivers and passengers wait on the side of the roads under the scorching summer sun.

74.   As the summer sun shone for a third straight day, long lines of soldiers in green or red shirts marched into stricken villages with shovels in hand.

75.   He found the Australian summer sun hard to cope with.

76.   In the glare of the summer sun, the tart cherries look like rubies on the trees at the Donaldson Fruit Farm.

77.   Most were dressed neatly in neckties and wore white pork-pie hats against the blazing summer sun.

78.   On a sandy, pristine beach in present-day Greece, nine bikini-clad young women take in the last daylight rays of the summer sun.

79.   On Wednesday, Serb policemen, shielding themselves beneath large umbrellas from the blistering summer sun, stared toward the wooded hills for signs of snipers.

80.   Open on the sides, the corridors bake in the summer sun and are swept by damp winds in winter.