Sentence examples for a balmy climate from inspiring English sources

More is required than a balmy climate.

Despite its reputation for growing in a balmy climate, the tea plant, Camellia sinensis, can survive temperatures as low as -11C for long periods.

The cypress can grow to four feet a year in a balmy climate; it's the tree that has English neighbors at each other's throats.

In South Beach, many fans pay hundreds of dollars to get within a few dozen feet of the most famous restaurant chefs and television cooks, who are besieged with requests for autographs and bask in a balmy climate of unfettered adulation.

The study, due to be presented this week at the at the American Astronomical Society Meeting in Pasadena, concludes that at a time when primitive bacteria were emerging on Earth, Venus may have had a balmy climate and vast oceans up to 2,000 metres (6,562 feet) deep.

Downtown already has some beautiful new spaces, much used by people from all over the city enjoying themselves in what is often a balmy climate.

Forecasting the ice sheet's behavior has been difficult, however, because over the past million years, global temperatures have been too cool to provide much insight about what might happen in a balmier climate.

That's because Flagler, like several Florida counties including Sumter County, St. John's County and Lake County, have been magnets for movers over the last decade; here, the balmy climate and a booming housing market drew retirees and families before the bubble burst, according to new population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau.

At this time of year the balmy climate means that a trip down any country lane is like a visit to a hot house.

Will Smith as the title character in "Hancock" wears a dirty, disintegrating watch cap throughout his dark-period years as an uninspired superhero working in the balmy climate of Los Angeles.

The peninsula's mountains, Black Sea coast, and balmy climate had made it a magnet for science during and after the Soviet era.