Sentence examples for balmy blue from inspiring English sources

The second foresaw balmy blue skies in Palm Springs, California.

I don't mean to rub it in for those of you in the Northeast (O.K., maybe a little), but Sunday was gorgeous in Berkeley, Calif.: balmy, blue sky and, touch wood, steady ground.

From the heat and humidity of Hong Kong, to the balmy, blue skies of sparkling Sydney, the 2013 Lions adventure was a remarkable tour de force.

I was grateful for the blue, balmy skies as I walked the paths connecting the hotel's wood-shingled buildings, winding through manicured grounds planted with succulents and elephant grass.

They celebrated the discoveries of what a free English translation called "our gelatinous ancestors" "in Naples' blue and balmy bay" (Agorastes 1878), and satirized Haeckel's rise as high priest of an amphioxus cult.

14 A slimy lancelet once lay   Half-hidden in the golden sand Of Naples' blue and balmy bay— And thought how pleasant, here, to-day   Is Posilippo's strand.

The afternoon was sunny and balmy, the sky a brilliant blue, and while they paddled out, I sat on a log and read.

A succession of cloudless deep blue skies and balmy weather - Perth has more hours of sunshine than any other Australian city - means that at most restaurants you can dine in the open air.

Those are important images, similar to what Don brings up to the Sheraton executives; he talks about a blue sky, the balmy temperatures and the breeze in Hawaii.

It's a balmy afternoon, and under a deep blue sky, on a grassy quad bordered by handsome timber-clad houses and flats, smoke is rising from a brick-built barbecue.

She used her band's short, evening-closing set, which included a balmy version of the rhythm-and-blues classic "Sea of Love," to raise the issue of environmental hazards.