Sunburned

Getting sunburned increases the risk of melanoma skin cancer.

July is a picnic and a red canoe and a sunburned neck and a softball game and ice tinkling in a tall glass.

Also, in the hot summer, I do cover the tomatoes so they don’t get sunburned.

So you can't just wait for a cold-snap to get into the Halloween mood, you have to just accept sweaty skeletons and sunburned witches as being the norm for a couple more weeks.

And I’m going to stay away from Waikiki and Ala Moana and anywhere else they rear their sunburned okoles.

Gabriel Jabbour couldn’t help but shake his head as he eased his boat past sunburned throngs guzzling cans of spiked seltzer in the packed waters of Cruiser’s Cove last weekend.

Jesse's earlier Genesis command that the pilot should forget his pants means that man is badly sunburned out in the open, so Jesse commands him to feel no pain.

Randolph was horribly sunburned, couldn’t talk or sit up, and could barely drink the water Quinones offered him.

Sunburned travelers and tour groups crowd the Addis Ababa airport’s waiting areas, along with businessmen from China, Gulf nations and elsewhere.

It’s not doubt thousands of soar limbs, sunburned skin, and buzzing ears will fall onto their pillows tonight ready to dream of the new memories Float Fest created.

You are looking sunburned.