Je was op zoek naar: but today the sun is not present (Frans - Engels)

the sun is on fire
the sun is on fire

...but the sun is eclipsed by the moon!
...but the sun is eclipsed by the moon!

the only difference being that the service-name is not present.
the only difference being that the service-name is not present.

the sun is breaking through.
the sun is breaking through.

and the sun is hotter, now.
and the sun is hotter, now.

and no, the sun is presently not the only energy source.
and no, the sun is presently not the only energy source.

the sun is clearly not the base cause of global warming.
the sun is clearly not the base cause of global warming.

two things. first, that is not the way sarkozy does not present the changes.
two things. first, that is not the way sarkozy does not present the changes.

i say the sun is the dominant factor in climate change.
i say the sun is the dominant factor in climate change.

frost on the sun (1957), the sun is axeman (1961; trad.
writers in translation has been vital in making poets of english and french canada mutually intelligible.

en décembre 1984 et en janvier 1985, mojica présente l'oeuvre collective give them a carrot for as long as the sun is green, montée par muriel miguel.
in december 1984 and january 1985 mojica presented the collective creation give them a carrot for as long as the sun is green, directed by muriel miguel.

he stands there in the moon lightwatching the frightful fight with all his might he runs into sight he prays to god for the might to go throught just one more night standing in the sunlight he sees a frightful sight he wishes he didnt last that night then it comes into sight now the fight is done he is lying in the sun hoping that he has won there is a bright light it is not sun but a bright light people around him battling a fight a fight for his lif they cant win this fight now he has to go to the light waiting for his next life. this is to all the soldiers who have won and lost fight may god watch over you arrière
he stands there in the moon lightwatching the frightful fight with all his might he runs into sight he prays to god for the might to go throught just one more night standing in the sunlight he sees a frightful sight he wishes he didnt last that night then it comes into sight now the fight is done he is lying in the sun hoping that he has won there is a bright light it is not sun but a bright light people around him battling a fight a fight for his lif they cant win this fight now he has to go to the light waiting for his next life. this is to all the soldiers who have won and lost fight may god watch over you back

oh that's a good question because in our mission, with where the sun is, we have 55 minutes of daylight followed by 35 minutes of darkness, of the night, and that does affect our circadian rythm of living but what drives us from when we sleep and we wake up, is driven by the rendez-vous that we do with the station and that's kind of the key milestone.
steve: oh that's a good question because in our mission, with where the sun is, we have 55 minutes of daylight followed by 35 minutes of darkness, of the night, and that does affect our circadian rythm of living but what drives us from when we sleep and we wake up, is driven by the rendez-vous that we do with the station and that's kind of the key milestone.