Sentence examples for range of seasons from inspiring English sources

She has a sharp jawline, a few freckles, and great big green eyes, which can project a range of seasons.

Explain that the project hopes to conclude with the best solutions for a range of seasons and for the local region.

Our results indicate that most forb species tolerate a wider range of season and frequency of fires than the dominant grasses.

For each host or vector, the samples came from across the range of sites, seasons and years of study.

Figure 9.1 shows the average weekly values of the temperature and moisture indices for four sites in Table 9.1 and demonstrates a range of growing seasons (the light index has been omitted as radiation is usually not limiting to growth).

To limit the risk of having to sell beds and seats at reduced prices during the season, and to encourage early sales, Crystal and Inghams offered an unprecedented range of pre-season deals for 2011/12, mostly available only until December.

The study captured the entire range of growing season temperatures at which seedling establishment reliably occurs and found that projected mid-century temperatures fall well outside that range.

Compared to local meteoric waters from Mayo, our δDpore water estimate is enriched relative to mean annual δDprecip and within range of thaw season (May September) δDprecip values (Fig. 4a).

The Sea Eagles are missing four members of their grand final-winning team, while McClennan has been hit by a range of early-season problems that have ruled out three of the Rhinos' overseas players – Brent Webb, Danny Buderus and Greg Eastwood – and other key men such as Rob Burrow, Kevin Sinfield and Jamie Peacock have all been in the wars.

We lit a range of this season's finest offerings to suss out which burnt the longest, smelt the most appealing and looked the most stylish on display, as well as taking into account how each was made and the quality of the ingredients used.  1.

Recently, a new member of the genus Polerovirus (family Luteoviridae) named chickpea chlorotic stunt virus (CpCSV) has been shown to naturally infect a range of cool-season food legumes in Ethiopia and to cause leaf yellowing and plant stunting in these legume crops [ 2].