Collocations for sunshine - noun
ADJECTIVE
blazing (esp. BrE),
bright,
brilliant,
dazzling
beautiful, glorious
two weeks of glorious sunshine
beautiful, glorious
two weeks of glorious sunshine
hot,
warm
hazy, pale, watery (BrE)
It was a cool day with hazy sunshine.
hazy, pale, watery (BrE)
It was a cool day with hazy sunshine.
afternoon,
evening,
morning
spring, summer, etc.
She sat on the wall, enjoying the spring sunshine.
spring, summer, etc.
She sat on the wall, enjoying the spring sunshine.
VERB + sunshine
bask in,
enjoy,
soak up
be bathed in
The town was bathed in spring sunshine.
be bathed in
The town was bathed in spring sunshine.
sunshine + VERB
beat down,
flood,
pour,
stream
The sunshine came streaming in at the window.
The sunshine came streaming in at the window.
PREPOSITION
in (the) sunshine
The race was run in bright sunshine.
The race was run in bright sunshine.
into the sunshine
She followed us out into the sunshine.
She followed us out into the sunshine.
Sunshine is used before these nouns:
yellow
yellow
Sunshine is used after these nouns:
afternoon, autumn, morning, spring, summer, winter
afternoon, autumn, morning, spring, summer, winter