Sentence examples for defining seasons from inspiring English sources

Highly predictable variation in day-length underpins seasonality in temperate regions, but in the tropics day-length varies little and rainfall assumes a much greater role in defining seasons.

If this is truly the German league's defining season, it cannot be measured only Munich's success.

Even before his models took to the runway in New York this week, there was a feeling that fall/winter 2016 would be a defining season for Dion Lee.

Tom Cleverley admits he faces a defining season as he looks to establish himself as a regular for both Manchester United and England.

Well aware of his own short leash, Big Red must have seen something from Castillo that gave him confidence in retaining the defensive coordinator for what could be his own career defining season -- for better or worse.

They also tend to define seasons.

Few matches in MLS can define seasons.

We went to Stamford Bridge and won: big games, big occasions that define seasons.

Need to know…   Cuba's climate Cuba has a moderate subtropical climate with two well defined seasons: rainy (from May through October) and dry (from November through April).

There are two clearly defined seasons, winter and summer; and two transitional seasons, spring and fall.

In this study, we defined seasons in Europe as: March, April and May (MAM) for spring; June, July and August (JJA) for summer; September, October and November (SON) for autumn; December, January and February (DJF) for winter.