Sentence examples for balmy with from inspiring English sources

The bipolar weather of the first few days of spring has teetered between "balmy with a chance of flurries" and "sundress weather, but bring your parka".

Though Sunday afternoon was unusually balmy, with temperatures rising to 64 degrees, the waters near where Mr. Levy was rescued were about 54 degrees, according to the National Oceanographic Data Center.

And the outlook is balmy, with filming soon due to start on The Collection, Amazon's first UK production, at its Cardiff studios and a handy looking pipeline in addition to its status as the favoured venue for the Bond movies.

Besides, he felt much repugnance for that sort of happiness, bought at the chemist's and taken away in the vest-pocket, and he compared the ecstasy it induces to that of a maniac for whom painted canvas and rough drop-scenes take the place of real furniture and gardens balmy with the scent of genuine flowers.

The mood is deeply reverent, the temperature balmy with all the bodies packed to capacity.

'Cricket is the best passport you can have in Pakistan.' Multan in the southern Punjab is renowned for heat, flies and beggars, but in the early spring it's a balmy place, with a dilapidated medieval centre speckled with blue-glazed Sufi shrines.

The weather was balmy yesterday, with a high of 69 in Central Park.

For three days, players had practiced in balmy weather, with moderate winds and afternoon temperatures in the 80's.

Averaging 29 degrees, this January has been downright balmy compared with, say, January 1918, when the average was 21.7 degrees.

At a time of near zero interest rates, landlords' yields average out at a positively balmy 5.5 per cent – with capital growth, including their annual returns, at 9.3 per cent.

In the rest of the country, especially northern England and southern Scotland, voters enjoyed balmy weather, with sunshine and temperatures up to 20C.