Sentence examples for pristine weather from inspiring English sources
The pristine weather of September in New York means that the month has been a particularly busy time for the parks, and thus a particularly nettlesome time for some local residents.
Apart from the undeniable benefits of isolation and pristine weather, at the dawn of the 1960s, Vegas wasn't the elephantine fantasy land it is today but rather a small skein of bijou hotels - none much larger than 200 rooms - teetering on the verge of financial ruin.
This particular series culminated in an exhibition at Kim Foster Gallery titled Forecast: Sunny & Clear High in the Low 80s, a title that is an obvious reference to the pristine weather of that tragic September morning.
But trading in the pristine weather of L.A. for the unpredictability of New York City, along with the logistics, made the week of party-hopping an often chilly experience as events unfolded across busy Manhattan.
It offered perfect weather, pristine beaches, pastoral orange groves, snow-capped mountains over our backyard fences, breathtaking canyons and lots of space.
At first those seats, which we would eventually occupy, were masked by a white scrim, and we could roam through Mr. Swanson's pristine if mildly weathered set, a bright white maze of wardrobes, windows, mirrors and fabric sculptures.
But someone must love the place dearly because these cabins have withstood more than a century of Alaska weather in pristine condition.
Italians have been holidaying in Puglia for decades, but it is only since Ryanair and BA introduced direct flights in 2004 that British holidaymakers have known about the pristine sandy beaches, fantastic weather and seductively wild landscape.
They offer complete privacy, beautiful scenery and weather, and pristine beaches free from others footprints.
For many first-time visitors, Hawaii is a place where perfect weather and pristine beaches make for good vacationing and pretty postcards.
The probe would be equipped with a core sampler to drill into the surface and study pristine rock samples not weathered by the harsh surface conditions.
