blaze down

The sun was soon blazing down on the two young men.

The sun blazed down into his eyes, and he turned over quickly.

Could have brought the whole place blazing down around our ears!

The sun was blazing down on them by now and the wind had dropped.

The sun was blazing down out of a crystal sky.

The sun blazed down on the field, as if to make up for the fact that it had hidden all morning.

The sun blazed down on my head, but I was hardly aware of it.

The sun hung in the same spot all day long, blazing down on open water that appeared more black than blue.

For the moment we were outside the cone of light blazing down from the helicopter.

Overhead the sun blazed down out of a perfect sky.

Once the sun was blazing down the smell would become almost unbearable.

Indeed, the sun was blazing down at this moment, although it caused no distress to his brown skin.

It blazed down, hot and red, over its unlikely new satellite.

The sun blazed down so high and bright in the sky that it must still be early afternoon.

Silver blossoms blazed down, but not so many as there had been.

The ant, and two more behind it, were blazed down.

The sun blazed down despite the earliness of the hour.

There was now a shorter trail to their home, one they had blazed down from the pass.

The sun was a molten glowing eye blazing down at them.

Though the sun blazes down from a hard blue sky, the heat is tolerable on the water.

Heat and light blazed down anew on the battered earth.

"I want her," Eric said, his blue eyes blazing down into mine.

Only the sun blazed down through the quiet air.

Now more streaks of light blazed down from the single moving point overhead.

The sun blazed down upon them, the sweat tickled his face.