Sentence examples for is often sunny from inspiring English sources

These high-pressure areas are part of a globe-encircling belt in which air from the westerlies to the north and from the tropics to the south sinks about 900 feet (275 metres) per day and is warmed by compression, so that the weather there is often sunny and rainless.

Summer days are often sunny, but not hot, in Moscow, and summer nights are long, with sunset lingering past 10 30 p.m. — ideal for leisurely enjoying the outdoors.

April is often quite a sunny month with the lengthening days, and this was true this year to a certain extent.

Some Indians say such a ban could put a huge crimp in any plans to lure tourists here with a proposed resort complex on what is often called the "sunny side" of the Cascade Mountains.

While rosé is often associated with the sunny South of France, more northerly regions also produce pink wine.

Occasionally, fronts sweep through the northern and central parts of the state which brings some light rainfall winter rainfall, but winter is often quite dry and sunny in much of Florida.

Although they are generally hardy to about -5C, a clear frosty night is often followed by a bright sunny morning, and the early sun will melt the frozen flowers too quickly, bursting the cells and reducing them to rags.

Mr. Reagan was sunny; Mr. Gingrich is often sneering.

The accident happened in a busy general aviation corridor over the river that is often filled with sightseeing craft on sunny days.

Unsettled winter months are often quite sunny and February was a good example of this tendency.

Southern California has a lot of sunny days, while the northwest is often overcast and rainy.