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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 solid, balding man with sun-baked freckles across the bridge of his nose, Loesser listened to her story with sympathy.

5. The sun-baked leaves were then taken to a furnace room and tossed into an enormous pan—what amounted to a very large iron wok.

6. In Morena, a sun-baked, largely rural district in the heart of India, the numbers are especially grim.

7. To cool off your sun-baked car, you head toward it, hoping for a few cool moments.

8. Sun-baked mermaids at Honolulu's celebrated beach line up their surfboards just before a swift dash on the crest of a curling wave.

9. He presented pictures of sun-baked riverbeds and dried-up wells at the seminar, including one of a man straddling cracks in a dry riverbed.

10. This tiny, sun-baked patch of sand in the midst of a war-torn and isolated region started with few advantages other than a long tradition as a hub for Middle Eastern trade routes.

11. China has plenty of windswept plains and sun-baked deserts like the Gobi which can host turbines or solar panels, but these are often far from cities and existing infrastructure for shipping power.

12. This time, scientists believe a sun-baked glacier is stirring up trouble.

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

14. That should have spelled the end of the convertible, except for one thing: The open car with its sun-baked, wind-blown passengers became a symbol of youth, freedom, and sexuality.

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15. Houses for the poor are built of adobe — sun-baked mud — standing side by side in long terraces.

16. This could be because they're born of debris from a dormant comet and so are made mostly of hard, sun-baked rock that takes longer to burn up in Earth's atmosphere, experts suggest.

17. The lush wetland shrivels to a jig-saw landscape of dried sun-baked mud.

18. To many Afrikaners, who have grown up playing rough games on sun-baked ground so hard that every tumble draws blood, rugby is little short of everything.

19. The streams also tend to cool areas overheated by sun-baked asphalt and to nourish greenery that lures wildlife as well as pedestrians.

20. On the contrary, they are quickly drying out, turning what were once damp, fertile grounds into patches of sun-baked cracked soil.

21. Why am I standing in a parking lot with hundreds of other people staring silently at a mound of sandstone partially buried in a sun-baked desert?