Sentence examples for crystal clear summer from inspiring English sources

The winner of the first leg of the race, Golding was just 200 miles from duplicating the feat on Leg 2 when, on a crystal clear summer afternoon, he made a grave navigational error and furrowed into the shallows off New Zealand's Cape Reinga at the top of North Island, nearly ripping off his boat's deep canting keel.

The disconnect between Hackett and Testaverde became embarrassingly apparent on Sunday and crystal clear yesterday when Testaverde elaborated on the final 13 seconds of Sunday's loss to Buffalo.

Chicago's Jardine Water Purification Plant, the world's largest filtration facility, helped make something crystal clear last week about the heat-seeking missile known as Mayor Rahm Emanuel: The Missile is playing a confidence game, all puns intended.

Never before have poultry in so many countries been affected by a deadly form of bird flu.In this section Sitting ducks The genie escapes Too early to tell Fewer poppies, for the present Thou shalt not have fun Reprints Related items Bird flu: Not many deadFeb 5th 2004 Influenza: Crystal clear?Feb 5th 2004A previous outbreak of the disease struck Hong Kong in 1997.

If you had any doubt before, Box made it crystal clear today.

TechCrunch's own Ron Miller had this to say at the time about Box's new direction: "If you had any doubt before, Box made it crystal clear today.

As Apple and federal law enforcement continue to hurl rhetoric about encryption, one thing has become crystal clear: today's encryption debate is neither healthy nor well-informed.

We may well get a timetable but the substance, the actual powers, the things that matter, Alistair Darling made absolutely crystal clear yesterday in contradicting George Osborne, that on the substance there will be absolutely nothing new.

With crystal clear 1080p video at 80 lumens brightness (1000 1 contrast ratio), I was left impressed.

Speaker John Boehner seems downright angry at one wing of his own party, in fact, which he made crystal clear this week.

But it all became crystal clear, last week when the press uncovered that the Co-chair of TUBITAK, Professor Omer Cebeci, after seeing the cover of the popular Science and Technology Magazine with Darwin's picture, had decided to kill the cover story.