Sentence examples for a warm snap from inspiring English sources

The other: a warm snap in between bouts of glaciation just 120,000 years ago, when sea levels suddenly surged 15 to 30 feet, possibly within decades.

The powerful storms sparked a warm snap and turned the trees unseasonably pink.

The warm snap in Zurich broke late on Monday night with a thunderstorm, a fitting backdrop to the late-night machinations.

A global warming snap could wreak havoc on regional weather patterns: rain forests would dry up, tundras would melt.

Thus, through a classic pairing of stately candid portraits and empathetic reportage that evokes both the Small Trade portraits by Irving Penn and the narrative journalism of Jimmy Breslin, Comen and Estrin offer a warm and engaging snap survey with a lot of soul and more than a few surprises.

Thus, through a classic pairing of stately candid portraits and empathetic reportage that evokes both the Small Trade portraits by Irving Penn and the narrative journalism of Jimmy Breslin, Comen and Estrin offer a warm and engaging snap survey with a lot of soul and more than a few surprises.

In another image, Jackie Kennedy flashes Lowe a warm smile as he snaps her in swimwear on a seaside break.

What I found most troubling, as a compulsive tinkerer, was the constant use of the word for as a conjunction, which gives the text a repetitive quality: "Laurie did not see, for he was carefully skating along the shore, sounding the ice, for a warm spell had preceded the cold snap".

For instance, a warm spring followed by a cold snap resulted in about 90% crop loss in tart cherries and apples in Michigan in 2012.

After printing, each slide was rehydrated by holding the slide with the array side down over a beaker of steaming water for 1 s and snap-dried on a warm hot plate.

Usually, by mid-October, there is a slight snap in the air, and a warm up top clutched until just before the start.