Sentence examples for each summer that from inspiring English sources
After the success of Relatively Speaking, he began to enjoy the "convenient treadmill" of producing a show for each summer that soon enough led to his huge popularity of the 1970s and his reputation as a chronicler of middle England adultery and divorce.
Along the Montenegrin coast there are several annual arts festivals each summer that cater to tourists.
Professor Robert Langer also teaches a 5-day course on campus each summer that will review the field and assess the prospects of future developments in the delivery and stabilization of chemicals and drugs.
"The whole destination started to interest the global media, as well as other DJs, and each summer that followed the story started becoming bigger and bigger," says Papaya's PR manager, Tea Cafuta.
Bradburd's coaching these days is pretty much limited to Basketball in the Barrio, the name of the camp he runs for El Paso youngsters each summer that blends basketball drills with cultural enrichment.
What is actually happening is that the summer sea ice now retreats so far, and for so long each summer, that there is a substantial ice-free season over the Siberian shelf, sufficient for solar irradiance to warm the surface water by a significant amount – up to 7C according to satellite data.
the aggregate number of applications for each fiscal year that did not meet the goals identified by the letters described in section 401(b) of the Biosimilar User Fee Amendments of 2017 for the applicable fiscal year.
"You sold it so beautifully, I already know what I want — apart from you, of course!" That morning, Blair and Loomba had made the rounds at the United Nations, whose delegations they hope to persuade to recognize each June 23rd — that's the day, in 1954, that Loomba's mother lost her husband — as International Widows Day.
That the cuckoo really does serve as a clock; telling us each spring that everything is going to be ok.
But it was as the leader of the Masterwork Chorus, which has sung the "Messiah" in Carnegie Hall each December since 1961, that Mr. Randolph was probably best known.
Military aid to Islamabad continued subject to the U.S. chief executive certifying each fiscal year that Pakistan was not engaged in a military nuclear program.
