Sentence examples for a relatively dry from inspiring English sources

Mostar experiences a relatively dry season from June to September.

With a relatively dry weather forecast it would be wise to take flip-flops and wellies.

At first glance, this decision might appear to be a relatively dry application of EU law.

These projects will end a relatively dry spell in hotel development in the area.

"It will be a relatively dry update with more to come later," the source said.

A relatively dry spring gives way to a wet summer and a wetter winter.

Sedimentation style suggests a relatively dry (less than humid but not arid) climate with seasonal rainfall.

A relatively dry summer, followed by the impact of Sept. 11, flattened sales growth for the year, although the winter has been strong, Mr. Reitzig said.

The Costa generally has a wet season in the first half of the year and a relatively dry one in the second half.

IN 1896, William Jennings Bryan, a three-time candidate for the American presidency, gave a speech on a relatively dry financial topic, criticising the gold standard.

The official going at the Town Moor circuit remained good following a relatively dry day, but there could be an ease in conditions before racing gets under way.