During peak season (roughly mid-November to April), nearly every pool chaise is draped in towels by the crack of dawn, all aerobic machines in the gym are occupied by 8 a.m., every restaurant is heavily booked months in advance, and the steady stream of surcharges threatens to send an already expensive vacation into the financial stratosphere.
In addition, the digital currency was trading at its highest point since roughly mid-November.
By his estimation, an election would not take place until, roughly, mid-March, Kelley said. .
One of the arguments the Clinton campaign is privately making to autonomous "super" or "automatic" delegates, as well as to delegates technically "pledged" to Obama as a result of primary and caucus results, is that the campaign shifted dramatically in roughly mid-February.
When C.N.I.L. presented its analysis in October, the chairwoman of the French regulator, Isabelle Falque-Pierrotin, gave the search engine "three to four months" — roughly until mid-February — to respond to its recommendations.
Never mind the improvement in the weather; in the three months which stretch roughly from mid-March to mid-June, living things are at their most vividly, and sometimes dramatically, alive, and observing them gives us the most intense pleasure.
The growing season, such as it is, now lasts roughly from mid-May through mid-September, about three weeks longer than a decade ago.
The leader, a woman named Ding who carries the flag to keep the group together, says the company brings as many as seven buses a day to campus during peak season, which runs roughly from mid-April through Labor Day.
But most military commanders say it would take at least 90 days -- or roughly until mid-December if initial orders went out today -- to amass 80,000 to 100,000 troops in the Persian Gulf region, and even longer to assemble a larger force.
The index has risen by roughly 8% since mid-March.
