Here is Earth from far above the North Pole again, with the Sun at the left. The red dot is a town.

The Sun stays where it is. Earth turns, and the town goes round with it. Not to scale.

The Sun stays where it is. Earth turns, and the town goes round with it.

In the globe-and-lamp model, the lamp stays still too, and the globe turns past it.

Earth turns from west to east.

As the town turns to face the Sun, the Sun comes into view on the east side: it seems to come up.

When the town faces the Sun straight on, the Sun seems high in the sky. It is midday.

As the town turns away from the Sun, the Sun seems to sink and go down, on the west side.

The town turns to face the Sun: sunrise. The town faces the Sun: midday. The town turns away: sunset.