Sentence examples for mild enough for from inspiring English sources

The weather is mild enough for everyone to sit outside and enjoy the movie.

It's official: Temperatures are no longer mild enough for bare legs and sweaters.

OAK is probably the best all-around grilling wood -- robust enough to stand up to beef and veal, but mild enough for quail or sea bass.

It is hypoallergenic and mild enough for children's wash, and even though it smells wonderful in the box, Vaska laundry powder does not leave any scent behind in clothes.

Hot berbere paste and its spicy relatives awaze and mitmitta are integral to many recipes, yet different dishes have carefully calibrated degrees of fire, and some dishes, made without hot sauce and called alecha, are mild enough for the most sensitive palates.

It's not quite a twin Earth: a rocky planet orbiting a sunlike star at a distance where the temperature would be mild enough for liquid water to exist.

In the winter, we sit by the fireplace in the house and, if it is mild enough, go for a hike.

It is several hundred metres lower than Jina, and the winters are usually mild enough there for the Ţurcana sheep to survive outdoors even in snow storms.

The word is derived from an English term for beers mild enough that one can theoretically consume multiple pints over the course of a several-hour session without becoming drunk.

Apple juice is also mild enough to be nearly undetectable; opt for the other juices if you plan on later mixing the banana with other fruit.

Coffee mild enough so that it didn't grow hair on my chest, for example, or showers, with four walls instead of three, that didn't bathe the entire bathroom floor.