'make the most of summer' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to encourage someone to enjoy the summer season and make the most of it before it is over. For example, you could say: "Let's make the most of summer and go to the beach this weekend."
Make the Most of Summer Breaks For most STEM students the summer is the perfect time to really delve into activities and projects that they might not otherwise have time for during the school year.
As if having a swimming pool on a barge in the Seine isn't cool enough, it also has a retractable roof to really make the most of summer days.
But first, to make the most of summer toms (I can't get enough of them in August), a simple version of a traditional Mexican soup that involves roasting tomatoes to concentrate their flavour before blending and thickening the mix with corn or flour tortillas.
For those of you about to make the most of summer's warmer days and venture out on a camping vacation, a recent App Smart column covered a bunch of apps that turn your smartphone or tablet into a camper's companion.
Here are 10 ways to make the most of summer.
So I better make the most of this year and next year".
Golfers using Westchester County courses need to make the most of this weekend.
So now's the time to make the most of this year's quiet London summer, when the weather is mild and the population manageable.
Poor sales and fewer autumn shoppers because of the unseasonably warm weather have piled pressure on retailers to make the most of Christmas.
To make the most of tomorrow night, during game time the channel will run "Biblical Disasters" and "Who Wrote the Bible?" (They will be followed by "Sex in the Bible" at 10 30).
Dirk Willem te Velde, senior research fellow, ODI, London, UK, @dwtevelde Make the most of next month's Addis Ababa summit: The EU has a very, very important role to play during the Financing for Development Summit in Addis Ababa in July.
