Sentence examples for relatively cold from inspiring English sources

The temperature of the eastern tropical Pacific fluctuates between relative warm (El Niño) and relatively cold (La Niña) every 2 to 8 years, based on well-known instrumental records from the recent past.

It gets less sunshine than Earth and is relatively cold.

"In addition, the climate in Europe was relatively cold and inhospitable then," he said.

"Samsung is blue, relatively cold," Lee added, "but very smart, sharp, competitive".

Winters are relatively cold in the northern regions and cool in the central Sahara.

Have a (relatively) cold ale at the picnic tables outside under the willow tree.

Cold front, leading edge of an advancing mass of relatively cold air.

The northwest experiences relatively cold winters, with average January temperatures below 28 °F (−2 °C).

Meteorologists call the leading edge of an advancing mass of relatively cold air a cold front.

However, the cooling effect is significantly different over warm and relatively cold permafrost areas.

In mixing with the relatively cold feed water, the steam condenses, imparting most of its momentum to the water.