Sentence examples for damp autumn from inspiring English sources

There is a potted lyrical quality to the text that, marshaled in the service of an Irishy irony, brings to mind Flann O'Brien: "The boring old summer holidays were finally over, and the dull damp autumn had arrived at last, bringing with it that sweet-smelling slanty rain, enchanting early evenings and endless darkness".

While Vieux Boulogne was an instant cure for winter colds, Pont l'Evêque gave off a pleasing whiff of damp autumn earth, and the Camembert offered a warm almost mild milky nasal embrace.

NEW wine districts -- or old ones rediscovered -- have been proliferating in Spain like mushrooms under damp autumn leaves.

They evoke wet, damp autumn bonfires, the stubble burning in the field, bread sauce and cranberry jelly.

Although the cool and damp autumn is the best time to seek out fungi, some species produce fruiting bodies at other times of the year, too.

It seems only minutes since I was savouring the first taste of homegrown basil, but this sun-loving herb is already showing signs of disgust at our cool, damp autumn weather.

IT WAS A dark, damp winter in 2003 when Olafur Eliasson came to London.

The youthful festival crowd wore little more than tattoos on this damp summer night.

* * * My friendship with James helped to keep me warm during a long, damp winter in Paris.

The warm damp spring of 1845 enabled late blight to become an epidemic.

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