Sentence examples for climate moved from inspiring English sources

The elder Lane, disliking the island colony's cold climate, moved with his family to Napa, California in 1871, and to Oakland in 1876, where Franklin graduated from Oakland High School.

After two years in Indiana, Bochove, still dreaming of California's mild climate, moved his family to Southern California and eventually settled in Lomita, where the Bochoves raised four more children.

We sat in his office and talked for hours about clouds and their role in the climate, moving from that to larger topics as we looked out his window at a dazzling cloud display in the skies over Cambridge.

"Bush's proposal has nothing do with what a corporation does, but our concern was that once the climate moves so far to the right, the benefits become threatened," Ms. Vivado said.

And while we ricochet from the changes here at home, the global momentum on climate moves on.

"This kind of study adds to the evidence of the way that climate moves its influence up the food chain," says Arthur Miller, an oceanographer at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in San Diego.

In the wake of consumer distrust of big banks following the crash and government bail-out, job losses, and an overall tough economic climate, moving funds out of traditional banks into prepaid Visa accounts like T-Mobile offers, is the modern-day equivalent of cash in the sock drawer.

Will our voices, and Pope Francis' uncommon moral leadership on climate, move President Obama to finally get real about this existential threat?

But recent history has proven that in our modern, divisive political climate, moving towards the center is the only way to get anything done.

Brown outlined three major climate moves in his fourth Inaugural Address this past January: Increasing California's renewable share of electric power to 50percentt, doubling California's energy efficiency, and cutting California's petroleum usage in vehicles by half.

St Petersburg boomed in the roaring 1920's as a tourist beach destination and then again in the 1950's as retirees from colder climates moved south.