Sentence examples for mild air from inspiring English sources
Strong winds from the Pacific Ocean have blanketed most of the country with unusually mild air.
C.P.A.P. machines use mild air pressure to keep the airway from constricting.
It was (it is) a perfect autumn afternoon: gentle light, mild air, and still a while to go before dusk.
This was because high pressure saw mild air move across Scotland, whereas, further south, chilly continental air drifted in.
But when the NAO is positive, mild air tends to flood much of the eastern half of the country.
White hydrangeas and the camellia named Cornish snow, bloom side by side brightening the midwinter gloom, while the fragrance of daphne pervades the damp mild air.
Four sea scallops took on a mildly smoky flavor from the ribbon of pancetta that wrapped them; and a generous portion of mild, air-dried beef (bresaola, a specialty of Lombardy) could have been cut in thinner slices, but thick or thin it made an elegant antipasti.
This battleground between the very cold conditions and milder air from the south-west could still be in place by Christmas Day".
"On Monday, though it will be rainy, we should see milder air trying to push through, and by Tuesday, things should be starting to get back to normal temperature-wise, though there will still be some rain about".
He is a man who knows when the winter has turned harsh in Scandinavia because he hears the wigeons outside his window at night, making that little whistling noise as they arrive in the UK in search of milder air; who knows he should stop and stand quietly when he notices two male adders on the river bank and watches them dancing, twining their bodies together in a contest for dominance.
However, again due to the southerly location of the area, with warmer air from the English channel close by, the snow is often transient as low pressure systems track north bringing in milder air, and rarely last long, with areas immediately north of the London area tending to have less accumulation, but lying for a longer duration.
