Sentence examples for cooling spell from inspiring English sources

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.

"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". I might also suggest having a look at some old copies of "Whitaker's Almanack" and having a look at the "Storms and Floods" section.

Cooling spells produce nasty stuff from all directions.

What emerges from the numbers is a familiar relationship dynamic, as changeable as the weather: often remaining balmy (or gloomy) for long periods; subject to gradual warming or cooling spells; and sometimes dashed by a sudden storm.

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.

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

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

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.

Some of their reasons for protest were economic, some were political, some verged on the recreational: what cheaper or better entertainment, during a pleasant cool spell in Egypt's mostly sizzling midsummer, than to take to the streets for some joyous, full-throated bellowing of insults?