| Bill was still babbling about holdups, and Aggie was saying that he was sunstruck, but of course it did not matter. |
| Do two Americans, a half-breed beggar, and a local coachman get sunstruck at one and the same time? |
| A dark battle line lay upon a sunstruck clearing that gleamed orange color. |
| There was complaint from all quarters that the men were exhausted, and some seemed to be sunstruck. |
| I don't know whether they were sunstruck, or what kind of struck, but they were weak about the knees, some of them. |
| We sat together in ours in the daytime, and could not leave our shelter for a moment without feeling as if we were sunstruck. |
