Four-star hotels like the Ritz-Carlton have cut room rates in half at balmy locales like St. Thomas and San Juan.
Some suggest the Caribbean's balmy warmth, like Norman Island or Dead Chest rock in the British Virgins, or Cuba's Isle of Pines (now the Island of Youth).
The intrepid troupe is performing outdoors at night again, apparently unaware that this is the time of year when meteorologists begin replacing phrases like "balmy evening" with those like "overnight lows near freezing".
In balmy autumn temperatures, the bowl-like track at the Hisense Arena is proving one of the fastest to host a World Championships.
After three days of balmy, benign weather, true links-like conditions arrived for the final round.
They now attract the kind of manufacturing that sprang up here, first along the border with the United States and then farther south, in places like this balmy part of the Yucatán peninsula.
On a balmy summer's night like this, high up in the Tuscan hills, the sweet cacophony of dining families, shouty, needlessly show-offy waiters and fizzing scooter engines is a melodious delight.
Stays out of that storm until the sun shines and that rainbow with the pot of gold comes around like a balmy breeze off a gay cruise ship.
The woman controlling the operation via touchscreen said it would be around negative 170 degrees Fahrenheit in the chamber, though when I stepped inside it felt like a balmy minus 160 degrees.
Prerevolutionary life in Havana at the Reichs' social level — Otto attended an élite, American-run prep school called the Ruston Academy — sounds, in the accounts of the era which exiles pass around (Ruston graduates have a Web site where they reconnect and reminisce), lushly sweet, like one long, balmy, innocent round of dominoes, studying, swimming, baseball, and strictly supervised romance.
