Sentence examples for of the midsummer from inspiring English sources

On Day 2 of the midsummer deluge, they put away the rowboats.

He explains it away as a trick of the midsummer light.

It's a dark-wood room that's lit until 10pm by the silver gleam of the midsummer sun.

(At the end of last month, the stump of the "Midsummer Oak" was removed by the shopping centre).

The enduring allure of "The Midsummer Marriage" is that it brims with enough quality music to fill at least two operas.

All fires in a village, including the sacred fire, were allowed to die once a year on the eve of the midsummer Green Corn ceremony, or Busk.

Catering to the midsummer whims of Harvard and Colgate is comperatively clean work and easy money.

Shakespearean elements recur throughout his mature operas — in the potion-laced, Romeo-and-Juliet-ish love of Tristan and Isolde; in the self-lacerating monologues of Wotan in "Die Walküre," redolent of "King Lear"; in the midsummer rituals of "Die Meistersinger".

As the United States Fish and Wildlife Service vessel Albatross III groped through the fog over Georges Bank all of one week in the midsummer of 1949, those aboard saw a demonstration of the power of a great ocean current.

I first encountered being "bushy" at a Geologic Survey of Canada field camp during the midsummer of 1989.

The most famous of these is the midsummer alignment, where the Sun rises over the Heel Stone.