bake in the sun

Your boys out front are probably baking in the sun, anyway.

She walked heavily back to the car, baking in the sun.

There isn't much to do here except bake in the sun and drink.

And I never put anything out on the street to bake in the sun."

It faced south and must have been baking in the sun all afternoon.

She was almost at the far end of the canyon, past where the plane sat baking in the sun.

They should ideally bake in the sun until the leaves are brown.

There was also the smell of mud baking in the sun.

"But now, no matter how many times I scream at my daughters, they still bake in the sun."

I like to bake in the sun, but not fricassee.

"They must literally bake in the sun, too, to do their best," he added.

"You cannot go with impunity and bake in the sun, no matter what color your skin is," he said.

After baking in the sun, Frank got up to swim and, as he did so, she watched him carefully.

So you baked in the sun as a teen with little or no sunscreen.

Remember the days of people baking in the sun, covered in baby oil?

The employees were grumbling that they had to leave their cars baking in the sun all day.

Long days baking in the sun had burned him a painful red from head to heel.

And it's not so good for the food either, unless you happen to like your quesadillas baked in the sun.

The mesh captures the eggs, which bake in the sun during the day.

You look all dried up, as if you have been baked in the sun.

King, too, found a big mineral component, she said, like stones baking in the sun.

Coolant flow had increased, the suit baking in the sun.

He said it survived that test, as well as a few days’ baking in the sun.

And all that blood, baking in the sun.

Mixed with wood ash from a particular type of tree, the flesh is baked in the sun for two days.