Sentence examples for cool spell from inspiring English sources

But even under conceptualism's cool spell, his early pieces were hard-core.

COOL SPELL LOWERS PRICES FOR FRUITS; But Vegetables Show an Advance, Dr. Albrecht's Weekly Review Points Out.

Climate change during the northern hemisphere's several-century cool spell known as the "little ice age" had decimated the population.

The alize blows from the northeast from November to January and causes a relatively cool spell, with temperatures averaging 77 °F (25 °C).

Along with whatever warming might be happening because of human activities, federal scientists say, the Pacific is emerging from its most recent cool spell and the warm waters of another El Niño are getting ready to spread.

While that extraordinary drought occurred during a cool spell in the Northern Hemisphere called the "little ice age," other sustained extreme droughts appear to have hit West Africa at points when the world was relatively warm over all, they reported.

Upstate New York faces some of the most variable and unpredictable conditions in the Eastern U.S. Most growing seasons include periods of heavy rainfall, droughts, cool spells, and heat waves.

In fact that outsize sensitivity of the Arctic, noted today by Lubos Motl, makes it likely that we'll see larger swings in conditions there than in more temperate regions, where it is still inevitable that there will be cool spells in a warming climate.

The two famous architects might be a bit dismayed at the cluttered shop with COOL spelled out in silver balloons over the counter.

Heat waves and cool spells can cause fatal hyper- and hypothermia, respectively, while severe weather and flooding can pose an immediate threat through injury or drowning.

Read some history, including perhaps the diaries of Samuel Pepys who described some pretty diverse and by present standards weird UK weather during a climate cooling spell.