1. We strolled along the sun-baked streets of Naples.

2. The sun-baked ground, hard beneath her hip, was forgotten in her urgency.

3. In this version, Shakespearean intensity rifles across a sun-baked adolescent playground complete with a rave scene.

4. A slight breeze rose to cool his scalp, which had been sun-baked, then doused with water until it tingled.

5. Standing on the banks of a trickling ditch, Don Bustos—sunbaked and thickly bearded—demonstrates how he irrigates 130, 000 dollars' worth of produce on 3.5 acres north of Santa Fe.

6. We trudged out onto a cobbled, sunbaked pan,[ ] featureless but for a rough semicircle of basalt rocks.

7. In sunbaked southern Italy, fires raged as parched forests and fields turned to tinder.

8. Even if the air stays bitterly cold, these sunbaked rocks can warm enough to melt whatever tiny patches of snow have escaped the thirsty wind.

9. The landscape varies from endless sunbaked horizons to dense tropical rainforest to chilly southern beaches.

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11. They climbed stairs to ground level and he immediately noticed Romanesque churches, framed by sunbaked dwellings, the roofs and walls all the tint of dirty sand, the feel clearly Italian.

12. Italy is a place of spectacular contrasts: a land stretching from the snowcapped peaks of the Alps to the sunbaked beaches of Sicily.

13. A local hotel with rooms that are little more than sunbaked concrete cubes charges $300 a night.

14. The marshes were dry. The cattle lowed from hunger, finding nothing to graze on in the sunbaked meadows. Only at night in the woods, as long as the dew lasted, it was cool.