Throw in the Fed's upcoming stimulus package and there's a case for a zippy market, but my numbers are more temperate.
This was where dinner was being served on the temperate night when my companions and I visited Vutera, and the atmosphere instantly won us over.
That "escape to more temperate climates," as my former colleague Eric Lach put it, worked for a bit, but the warmth of an imagined equatorial sun, was, shall we say, "cold comfort" in the face of the long winter ahead.
It held up alright in the temperate climate of my bedroom, but I hadn't factored in the light and heat of a bar, which meant that, not long into the date, the waxy, hairy mess started dribbling down my temple.
The youngest North American hummingbird-pollinated species in our sample is Monarda didyma (Lamiaceae; divergence from sister species at 0.6 my; Table 1), and the youngest temperate South American hummingbird adapted clade is Puya venusta (Bromeliaceae; divergence from sister species at 0.7 my; Table 2).
Ilia: It would be so lovely / If the temperate breezes / Would carry my kisses / To my hunk Idamante.
We came to the cave during winter because I wanted to experience the place at a time when visiting the Anabaptist's sanctuary would be least like going to my own church, a heated building in a temperate clime, a mere three miles from my house.
Similarly, the 16.3 my crown age of the oldest temperate South American food-plant clade more or less matches the stem ages of the genera Sephanoides, 15.1 my, and Patagona, 15.8 my (Figs. 2 and Additional file 1: S1a).
In an e-mail message to Mr. Getler after he excoriated the Katherine Harris article, Mr. Robinson wrote: "I do not want my writers, especially my critics, to think they have to be temperate in their views.
So I cinched my hood a little tighter, adjusted my face mask and, beginning to comprehend what it meant to be a creature of Earth's temperate zones, shoveled trail mix into my mouth.
