Traducción Inglés-Español para "sunshine"

sunshine {sustantivo} (también: sunlight)

sunshine {sustantivo}

     to warm oneself in the sunshine

That is the one ray of sunshine.

Hillside in Sunshine

Hillside in Sunshine

We look for a change of scenery, sunshine in winter, and for that you have to go a long way.

It is great to live in semi-darkness and not always in the sunshine, in artificial light.

I have consistently pushed the Sunshine Policy to prevent war and settle peace on the Korean Peninsula.

If you put them on the spot on the subject of regulation and directives, the line they take is: ‘ the sunshine directive?

As you are not an islander, I feel I must point out that islands are not just places for holidays, with sunshine and the sea.

The crux of our Sunshine Policy calls for peaceful coexistence and peaceful exchange and cooperation between the two Koreas.

Clearly, you have not experienced Italy's sunshine; you have never been to Italy and you have never tuned into an Italian television channel.

However powerful we may consider ourselves to be in this Parliament, we cannot legislate for sunshine or rain across 25 Member States.

To promise, as they have done, ambitious targets for growth and employment is equivalent to announcing an increase in the population or the number of days of sunshine.

Luckily, where poor people live, often there is a lot of sunshine, which makes quite clearly the case for renewable energy in the developing world.

My husband likes to keep his eye on the weather forecast just in case there's a two-minute sliver of sunshine in the day that he might possibly miss. That would be tragic.

What we want is for President Kim Dae-Jung's Sunshine Policy to be implemented, but for this to take place, dialogue must be pursued, but this dialogue must also be frank and fair.

Sunshine is a natural phenomenon that is notoriously difficult to legislate on, and some Member States of the European Union do not have very much of it at all.