summers in English
the plant flowers in late summer
Overhead, in the center, was the summer-tree , a timber 20x14 inches, into which the joist was framed, planed (and so was the under side of the chamber floor), with no lath or plaster.
well over 100 birds summered there in 1976
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Use "summers" in a sentence
1. Summers were hard, hard work, in the heat of Tennessee summers.
2. I'm a tourist conductor summers.
3. The summers were hazy with pollution.
4. On Earth, the summers got colder.
5. Summers in Washington bring murderous heat and humidity.
6. Ankara has a continental climate; summers are
7. Summers in Tokyo are hot and humid.
8. CLIMATE: VARIES FROM HOT SUMMERS TO SURPRISINGLY COLD WINTERS
9. Cold war like they take the summers off?
10. Summers can be quite hot, even in Siberia.
11. Adelaide enjoys mild winters and warm, dry summers
12. He's a red fox kitten, Mr. Summers tells me.
13. 30 The insects multiply rapidly during hot, dry summers.
14. CondAmnation (Mission Maligned) (Volume 1) [Summers, Rachel] on Amazon.com
15. What effect would hotter, drier summers have on wetlands? a.
16. You can wear Brasso saree in both summers and winters
17. Aizawl sees a temperate and mild climate with comfortable summers
18. 14 Summers are hot, with monthly averages above 22?C.
19. Top synonym for Amounters (another word for Amounters) is summers.
20. They spend their summers in Melbourne and have annoying accents.
21. During the summers, she also worked as a tour guide.
22. At low elevations, summers tend to be warm and sunny.
23. The summers out here are not congenial to the average North European.
24. He spent most summers and holidays at the Bush family estate.
25. Summers are akin to Eastern Oregon, and winters resemble the coast.
26. The torrid summers there were more than he wanted to bear.
27. We all hate how Ants enter our houses, especially in summers.
28. I grew up in the South and whiled away the summers fishing.
29. Happy summers and fragrant paths to discover Nature in all her bounty.
30. Blindsight Buffy Summers (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) fighting and navigating while blindfolded
31. So cheers to all on this Friday in the time of Covid—we'll be having Boulevardiers and remembering more carefree summers past and imaging more carefree summers in the future, together
32. Starting in 2006 the ReactOS project participated in several Google Summers of Code.
33. The climate of Vanadzor is characterized by cool summers and relatively mild winters.
34. Cooperstown is a seasonal destination, with cold, snowy winters and warm, mild summers
35. Amarillo's weather is mild, warm bare able summers and a swift cold winter
36. The climate is extreme continental, with very cold, dry winters alternating with very hot summers.
37. What's more, our summers are getting hotter and they're getting drier and they're getting windier.
38. I would do it on my summers off from college, and I loved it.
39. African Clawed Frogs traditionally begin their mating season during the springs and the summers
40. Over many summers, they undertook Botanizing trips in the Olympics, Wallowas, and the wilderness
41. Summers are dry and so vegetation needs to adapt to this scarcity of water.
42. Indian cotton clothing was well adapted to the dry, hot summers of the subcontinent.
43. Summers in the south of France are for the most part dry and sunny.
44. For summers, you can go for Cargo shorts, these are ideal for trekking or camping
45. The nearby Canadian Rockies contribute to the city's warm summers, mild winters, and windy climate.
46. After two summers of luxuriant growth, a wasteland of war has been conquered by weeds.
47. Blueweed is adapted to temperate areas with cool winters and warm summers (Graves et al
48. Today nights are not dark, winters are not so cold and summers are not so hot.
49. Mr. Summers organizes the meetings, usually picks the topic, and sometimes acts as a devil's advocate.
50. Churchill occupies a position on Hudson Bay where abnormally cold summers are induced by sea temperatures.