O'Keeffe was different: she lived far away in a sun-baked universe.
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The Iraqi village of al-Yarmouk is mostly sun-baked rubble now.
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Few show business power players would covet this sun-baked corner of North Hollywood.
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NEW WINDSOR, N.Y. — Through his headset on the sun-baked runway, Air Force Maj.
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I love when the stage slowly lowers to reveal the sun-baked Triumphal Scene.
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One after another, they took the mic on the sun-baked plaza by the Statehouse.
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From France to Spain: There's a quieter side to the sun-baked island of Majorca.
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New Delhi (CNN)The floor of the Chembarambakkam reservoir is cracked open, dry and sun-baked.
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In the dry season, lakes shrink, rivers drop and the land becomes parched and sun-baked.
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But that vision of Arizona as a sun-baked no-man's land is far from true.
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Could be a lot of sad, hammered English people, honeyed with sun-baked barley and hops.
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Budweiser wets the smiles of sun-baked fans whose shoulders are already the color of cooked lobsters.
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To the north were upturned boats, rusted from neglect and half-swallowed by the sun-baked mud.
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The two-lane road was surrounded by sun-baked fields that looked as if they never ended.
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The only thing breezy about your summer reading should be the cool wind on your sun-baked faces.
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EL PASO — Usually they gather in their aunt and uncle's sun-baked, dirt yard for cookouts and birthday parties.
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As it steeps, the corn intensifies in color and releases a scent like rain steaming off sun-baked earth.
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The sun-baked city he had settled into in his early 20s was synonymous with Tex-Mex and barbecue.
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Just imagine riding public transit with a bunch of hammered English people, honeyed with sun-baked barley and hops.
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Even with proper ventilation, a sun-baked living room can quickly turn into an oven on an average August day.
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Sun-baked sidewalks opposite shaded ones just across a street can produce uneven heat waves, causing unpredictable downdrafts and updrafts.
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Pursuits Swimming in this sun-baked desert oasis is to tour midcentury modernism as seen through its famously fabulous pools.
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Finale Ligure, a sun-baked town at the edge of the Ligurian Sea, has no symphony orchestra or opera house.
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Rather powerfully, his book accords each realm its own landscape: rugged, sun-baked Arizona for ideas, and swampy Washington for politics.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Etienne Rigo stands in his sun-baked vineyard in the centre of Belgium, enjoying the fruits of climate change.
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" Sonically, the score blends the sun baked haze of 1970s Sarasota with "the more sonic, textural, ambient... idea of radio waves.
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Merzbow: With Sun Baked Snow Cave [a 2005 collaboration with Boris], I added more of a spontaneous feeling similar to organic sounds.
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Last summer, scores of refugees camped out on the sun-baked Italian rocks, where the steep cliff face falls into the Mediterranean.
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The road ended and we followed a trail of sand past steep dunes and sun-baked surfers on their way back home.
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Besides the obvious problem of gravity, Cruise faced extreme winds and temperatures as the desert sun baked against the building's reflective glass surface.
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Dozens of the crocodiles lazed recently on the sun-baked shores of a lagoon on the property, their jaws ajar, revealing menacing teeth.
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Judging by the Cannes reviews, his historical drama Loving goes even further than usual into quiet, sun-baked Southern drama, minus the fireworks.
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It might be hard for many to think of Phoenix as a vibrant urban environment rather than a subdued, sun-baked retirement village.
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Nowhere is it more entwined with the history and culture of a place than the bright, sun-baked desert oasis of Palm Springs.
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With its profusion of parks and shade trees, Coconut Grove is celebrated for being one of the greenest parts of sun-baked Miami.
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As another summer approaches, low-proof drinks — both refreshing and a smart choice for long, sun-baked afternoons — are moving into wide circulation.
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This walk began at the Mandalay Bay resort, which rises from the sun-baked Nevada flatness like a 43-story stack of gilded bricks.
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Fueled by scorching temperatures and thick heat radiating from the sun-baked ground, the inferno created its own weather system known as a fire vortex.
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They told me about not being let into a neighborhood pool when it was so hot outside the sun-baked ground would burn your feet.
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The water was chilling at night, but the sun baked the clusters of bobbing men during the day, and their drinking water soon ran out.
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But the show also had a remarkable ability to mythologize utterly mundane parts of that sun-baked city, like "The Sopranos" did for northern New Jersey.
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Digging near the "P" A team of investigators is digging for Smart's remains on sun-baked hills in a far section of the 1,321-acre campus.
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The sun-baked doppelgänger will make his debut in a series of four commercials from ad agency Wieden+Kennedy, one of which can be viewed below.
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We usually work with these high-dynamic-range images of skies that have a sun "baked" into them, or at least the effects of the sun.
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Milos, the southernmost of the sun-baked Cyclades islands off mainland Greece, is a volcanic oasis home to picturesque whitewashed villages and hidden cliff-ringed coves.
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The pilots had deviated slightly from the normal route between Los Angeles and Palm Springs to give Mr. Obama and his passengers a view of the sun-baked terrain.
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Back in the 85033s, my husband worked on a campaign in California's Central Valley, that dusty land of sun-baked fields stretching as far as the eye can see.
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China's deepest wells of renewable energy are remote—think of the sun-baked Gobi desert, the windswept plains of Xinjiang and the mountain ranges of Tibet where rivers drop precipitously.
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CHRISTCHURCH — The flowers heaped against the front wall of Masjid Al Noor are mostly dead now, sun-baked the color of dry hay and commingled with autumn's first fallen leaves.
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With both players holding serve, the set went to a tiebreak, where Federer prevailed in front of a sun-baked crowd of 16,000 that included Rod Laver and Bill Gates.
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"There are all sorts of foundations for marriage," says a character in "Siracusa," Delia Ephron's taut, sun-baked novel of sexual and marital gamesmanship on the Ionian coast of Sicily.
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So, for most of the hot June morning, Tlaib stalked the sun-baked streets of River Rouge, a small city near southwest Detroit, hunting for votes in Michigan's 13th Congressional District.
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But the flavor is all herbs, half registered as fragrance — galangal and sun-baked earth, bright threads of kaffir lime leaves, and cilantro roots, subtler and more profound than the stems.
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AS ITALIANS trickled back to the cities from holidays on the coast and in the sun-baked countryside, the scene was set this week for what promises to be a difficult autumn.
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Since then an awkward coalition of Iraqi and Kurdish forces has swept across the vast, sun-baked plains of Nineveh to seize a string of villages to the east, north and south.
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"I've probably played this course close to 30 times now, which is a lot compared to other tournaments," world number one Spieth, 22, told reporters at a sun-baked Riviera on Tuesday.
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For the moment, as the heat of a sun-baked afternoon ebbed, he lingered in the afterglow of the day's success, reviewing the debut with anyone who wanted to talk about it.
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After more than a year off, we rejoin the sun-baked world of our favorite unemployed attorney and the colorful assortment of miscreants, senior citizens and white collar lawyers in his orbit.
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SPLIT, Croatia — Checking Google Maps during a sun-baked holiday on the Dalmatian Coast, K. J. Gunnarsson and Eydis Osk, a couple from Iceland, happened upon an ad for something called UberBOAT.
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Palestinian Mowafak Hashim, who farms fruit and vegetables in sun-baked Jericho in the occupied West Bank, says he supports moves by the Palestinian Authority (PA) to end imports of Israeli agricultural products.
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TRESTENIK, Albania (Reuters) - Patrolling dirt paths on sun-baked hills bordering Greece, a European police team is helping Albania intercept more of the migrants trying to reach European Union states to the north.
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Her thighs were wet with sweat under her shorts, and her silky shoulder-length hair tickled her freckled arms, which tasted sun-baked as she sucked at her own skin, leaving purple marks.
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Slovenia-born Bedene received loud support on a sun-baked Court Two but could make little impression against the 34-year-old grasscourt specialist who won 7-6(4) 7-5 6-4.
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"We made just enough to cover the cost of getting there and getting back," said Mr. Rudani, a sun-baked 57-year-old who lives in a Turkish village on the Syrian border.
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Summer at the Silver Gull They were all out there, slapping the ball on the sun-baked concrete: the Doctor, the Plumber, the Killer, Five Borough Phil, Rockaway Steve and, of course, the Duck.
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"It's not good," said Rainer Wernicke, leader of the Green Party for the state of Thuringia, which includes Weimar, as he also wandered through the sun-baked park in the center of the city.
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As we moved at about five miles per hour, passing by the small, sun-baked hamlets that dot the approaches to Bartella, we increasingly came under machine-gun fire from concealed Islamic State positions.
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If you find yourself having partied too hard that night, stumble on poolside with your Bloody Mary as the Bears in Space team serve sun-baked tunes to make you forget your mild hangover.
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They're in the demilitarized zone between Jordan and Syria, a stretch of rugged, sun-baked desert about four kilometers deep, bordered on the north and south by bulldozed earthen embankments, also known as berms.
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If you're anything like us, you're hopping around the web, checking out everything from a conversation-starting pair of earrings to a breezy sundress that will help keep your sun-baked body ventilated in style.
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Despite losing the opening set against his Davis Cup team mate on a sun-baked Court 12, there was never a flicker of panic as Auger-Aliassime raised his level a notch and took charge.
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The river emerges from the bottom at a bone-chilling 21 degrees, and it doesn't warm up much as you float through the sun-baked landscape, where summer temperatures simmer in the 2159s and 23s.
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Even before the first displays took to the skies over a sun-baked southern England, the U.S. planemaker said DHL had placed an order for 14 777 freighters, and purchase rights for seven additional freighters.
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"Daesh is still here," said Qusay Hamid, an Iraqi special-forces major, using the Arabic acronym for IS as he waited on a sun-baked Fallujah street to move his men into battle near a mosque.
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" Facing a battery of cameras in a sun-baked parking lot, Mr. Jones came out swinging against Mr. Moore, describing him as a divisive figure with a "personal agenda" and contempt for the "rule of law.
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So wander the warren of narrow stone alleyways in Palma's medieval center, drive inland to explore ancient olive groves and rural mountain villages, and along the way, discover another side of this surprising, sun-baked island.
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Johnson sank a 12-foot putt at the par-five 18th to cap a roller-coaster afternoon round that also included seven birdies, a bogey and double-bogey at sun-baked Glen Abbey Golf Club outside Toronto.
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There was techno-fabric outerwear in sun-baked hues on display Monday at Belstaff, speeding through different cultures, climates and terrains (the creative director, Delphine Ninous, had been inspired by the famous Paris-to-Dakar motocross rally).
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Every day, hundreds of Venezuelans bribe National Guard officials to make their way into Brazil along old indigenous trails that cross the sun-baked savannah, according to interviews with two dozen migrants and two former National Guard officers.
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And to TIFF viewers, sweating their butts off in million-percent humidity as they trudge from packed theater to packed theater, films about parched, sun-baked characters panting through hostile environments may seem a lot more emotionally resonant.
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From his place in line outside a soup kitchen in downtown Tijuana on Wednesday morning, Wisthon José Betancourt could see the tawny, sun-baked hills of Southern California off in the distance and the new life they suggested.
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AH LEI THAN KYAW, Myanmar (Reuters) - Some 1,000 Rohingya Muslims desperate to leave Myanmar are camped on this exposed, sun-baked beach on the Bay of Bengal waiting for a boat to carry them to sanctuary in Bangladesh.
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An unlikely clash on the sun-baked south coast between two wild cards ranked 23th and 22th respectively was not much of a contest but was hugely significant for Murray as he tested his fitness for next week's Wimbledon.
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Woods spurned the driver 12 years ago, making best friends for the week with his two-iron to tame the fast-running, sun-baked fairways of Royal Liverpool and record a two-stroke triumph over fellow American Chris DiMarco.
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CASTILLETES, Colombia (Reuters) - In the sun-baked scrubland of northern Colombia's remote La Guajira province, a bitter quarrel rages between two neighboring Wayuu indigenous families, one of them seeking refuge from a humanitarian crisis across the border in Venezuela.
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Stoked by high winds as it roared through dense, sun-baked chaparral, the blaze raged largely unchecked for the first few days, but by Thursday firefighting teams had managed to carve containment lines around 25 percent of the perimeter.
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Djokovic and Nadal treated the fans to several compelling rallies at the sun-baked Indian Wells Tennis Garden but the Serb, for the most part, held the upper hand and broke his opponent twice in the second set to secure victory.
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This has advantages when, for example, a satellite's sensors work best at a certain base temperature; during the sun-baked half of its orbit, it may struggle to keep cool, while on the shadowy half, it may fall below that ideal temperature.
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In a blog post, Waymo says that it's currently performing a lot of these tests in Death Valley, where temperatures on record have hit as high as 134°F, or hot enough to melt the rubber of your shoes on sun-baked pavement.
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When I went to visit Hocking in the midst of his barn boat project, and he alighted from a scissor-lift to greet me, sun-baked and wild-haired, I thought of how absolutely insane Noah must have looked to his neighbors.
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Mr Arpaio, a gruff 2000-year-old, won election as sheriff of Maricopa County—a sprawling, sun-baked tract of Arizona that includes the city of Phoenix and is home to nearly 257m people—in 2300, cruising to re-election five times.
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On Earth, the hottest sun-baked rocks might reach 170 degrees Fahrenheit, but on the moon — where the sun stays visible for weeks at a time, it never gets cloudy, and there's no breeze to carry away the heat — it gets even hotter.
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So now that the global hit — Season 6 starts in two weeks — has brought his character, the wily and louche "halfman" and "perverse little imp" Tyrion Lannister, into the sun-baked realm of Daenerys Targaryen, was it fun to act with the dragons?
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CASTELLINA DI CHIANTI, Italy — In the rolling Tuscan hills surrounding the sun-baked hamlet of Castellina di Chianti, the tower just off the old Etruscan road has been called La Torre di Michelangelo — Michelangelo's tower — for as long as anyone can remember.
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"To go out there and play the way I did this week, I don't really know what to say," an emotional Reed told reporters after racking up an eagle, five birdies and three bogeys in a brilliant display on a sun-baked layout.
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VALLETTA, Malta — The blast from the bomb planted in the rented Peugeot of Malta's best-known investigative journalist was so powerful it took police investigators four days to collect body parts and wreckage scattered across sun-baked fields next to the road.
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I'm not thrilled with the idea of paying more than $350 to have my face injected with Botox but as the years tick by and my skin wrinkles like a sun-baked elephant my vanity will most likely force me to act.
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The city is being scrubbed clean, and thousands upon thousands of Modi loyalists have been drafted to stand for hours on the sun-baked streets, there to shake flags and cheer for a president who loves nothing more than to draw a crowd.
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The 26-year-old Belarusian broke the top-seeded American once in the opening set and twice in the second before wrapping up the win in just under 90 minutes in front of a stunned crowd at the sun-baked Indian Wells Tennis Garden.
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But everything that slinks, bounds, and lumbers across this sun-baked, proto-Madagascan theater is united in unshakeable wariness over the region's most feared apex predator: Razanandrongobe sakalavae, an enormous, land-striding relative of crocodiles with a nightmare where its face ought to go.
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AUSTIN, Texas, July 3 (Reuters) - It is an on again, occasionally off again American tradition from the 1970s that has filled football stadiums and sun-baked Texas ranches, with one constant - country music legend Willie Nelson celebrating Independence Day with a music-packed picnic.
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Pelosi's contempt for President Donald Trump's immigration policy erupted outside the sun-baked Capitol after the President announced earlier in the morning that the Republican compromise bill brokered by House Speaker Paul Ryan, and Trumps' own advisers, was not tough enough for Trump to sign.
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Try as he could on a sun-baked Court 53, fourth seed Dimitrov could never tame the 25th-ranked American youngster but he eventually prevailed 26-221(2) 6-4 4-6 6-63 10-8 to collect the 50th Grand Slam win of his career.
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Nadal fought back from 1-3 down and 15-40 on serve in the opening set, then held off a late fightback by Nishikori in the second to prevail after a little more than an hour and a half at the sun-baked Indian Wells Tennis Garden.
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Zverev, playing in the main draw at Melbourne Park for the first time, suffered a nosebleed while serving at 30-15 in the second game of the match on a sun-baked Margaret Court Arena, and was forced to call the trainer to staunch the flow.
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One of the most instructive involves Joe Arpaio, a law-and-order showman defeated last year as he sought his seventh term as elected sheriff of Maricopa County—a sprawling, sun-baked tract of Arizona that includes the city of Phoenix and is home to nearly 4m people.
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But the center of the action is in the sun-baked pit, where Mr. Lennon, a 43-year-old bicycle courier and Dublin transplant, pedals two custom-built LED speakers, a mixer and a laptop loaded with 5,000 songs into the center of the cobblestone stage on his cargo bike.
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Bhagwan Das Pradhan, head of Bara village council "When a girl uses Facebook, our whole village looks at her differently," said Bhagwan Das Pradhan, council head in Bara, a village of about 214,2500 in Uttar Pradesh full of sprawling, sun-baked fields and squat, old-fashioned houses with courtyards in the center.
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Ventures like the Margaritaville Bed Bath & Beyond collection prefabricate a set of items that are needed for a proper, Buffett-style escape, but, more than that, they prefabricate our understanding of escape itself, creating the desire for a specific form of sun-baked lounging and helping us forget what else might be possible.
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The Old World, which had the advantage of centuries of localized efforts, can offer hundreds of different wines, produced by heritage and tradition, that are far more honest expressions of culture than any imitation Napa cabernet sauvignon — a product of oak chips, enzymes, "pumps and powders" — rising from California's sun-baked Central Valley.
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To qualify for M.R.E. duty, a food item has to be able to survive years of storage in a dank ship's hold or a sun-baked shipping container, withstand Arctic freezes and tropical monsoons, stave off assaults by insects, and remain intact through a parachute airdrop or even a free fall from 100 feet.
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During a visit to Areva's Niamey headquarters — an airy high-rise across the street from the Ministry of Mines, with offices busier and sleeker than the building's sun-baked and aging facade suggested — Serge Martinez, director of the Cominak mine, emphasized to Business Insider that the company is committed to using the uranium industry to improve Niger.
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The Library of Congress describes the "spare, prison-like compounds situated on sun-baked deserts or bare Ozark hillsides, dotted with watchtowers and surrounded by barbed wire": Life in the camps had a military flavor; internees slept in barracks or small compartments with no running water, took their meals in vast mess halls, and went about most of their daily business in public.
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Arte Povera isn't the only ghost of midcentury modernism inhabiting the project — there's the twee cafe, with its Formica furniture and veneered wood paneling; the new tower restaurant, with its furniture bought at auction from New York's Four Seasons; the cinema, with chairs imported from '70s-era Milanese movie houses; and the sun-baked, deeply shadowed squares, conjuring up de Chirico.
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Such was the sight on the sun-baked sidewalks of Paris this week, as some of the wealthiest women in the world — part of a new generation of couture clients — took their front-row seats at lavish shows held by Guo Pei, the Beijing-based couturier; Ralph & Russo, the London house famed for its red carpet creations; and Monique Lhuillier, the Los Angeles-based bridal designer who made her Paris couture debut Monday.
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