In the Australian summer, it also helps the quality of play because it allows the combatants to avoid the heat of the day.
We rode in late September, to avoid the heat of summer and the winter snows, and had clear skies and sunshine for three and a half of the four days.
Bennison has just visited Riposa, an 85-year-old in Puglia who, to avoid the heat of the day, had got up at 2am to make her orecchiette (pasta shaped like "little ears").
As Dr. Fujii stood in the river up to his neck to avoid the heat of the fire, the wind grew stronger and stronger, and soon, even though the expanse of water was small, the waves grew so high that the people under the bridge could no longer keep their footing.
If you can revise your departure dates, 13-year-old Cyclevents, offers an 11-day trip April 15 and Oct. 7 this year and on roughly the same dates next year -- the best time to see the flowers and foliage and avoid the heat of summer, says the owner, Tom Sheehan.
I would never contradict the testimony of the person who made the decision to travel by night, and as the operator of the boat (which clearly was traveling along the river for commercial purposes) explained that they did so to avoid the heat of day, that should be enough.
To avoid the heat of the summer, the games will be played in the winter – a first for the World Cup.
Dogs who are trapped in cars pant heavily, pawing at the glass of rolled up windows, trying desperately to avoid the heat of the sun.
That means, he said, wearing long sleeves and exposing as little skin as possible, avoiding the outdoors when mosquitoes are feeding (mornings and evenings; mosquitoes avoid the heat of the day) and using repellents and perhaps clothing suffused with repellent.
That way they avoid the heat of Reagan's South Florida Task Force in the Caribbean with the added advantage that the Mexicans will perform the most dangerous stage of the operation: transporting drugs into the United States.
