Sentence examples for seasonably from inspiring English sources

It is far superior to La Maréchale d'Ancre (first performed 1831) and expresses Vigny's melancholy genius more seasonably than does his spiritual comedy Quitte pour la peur (first performed 1833).

This time, Prokhorov was seasonably dressed, in ski pants and heavy-duty boots.

It was just after eight o'clock on a seasonably cold morning, and worshippers were trickling in and stamping the snow off their boots.

"The thing that slightly depresses me is the resulting and consequent lack of brave, new work appearing seasonably on the Broadway stages," said Jack O'Brien, a Tony-winning director of plays and musicals.

"What our radar tells us is that when the winds are in a seasonably favorable direction, moths are up there in large numbers," said Dr. Chapman, lead author of a paper describing the work in the journal Science.

Mr. Obama arrived at Fort Belvoir in Virginia just after noon on a seasonably comfortable day with scattered clouds.

For them, there is no retrenching if the weather suddenly turns seasonably or unseasonably cold.

Halloween's not until next Sunday, but this week sees two seasonably eerie comedy shows to you get in the mood.

Monday Exhibitionists of the flower border, the bearded iris is also seasonably late.

At least it's predicted to be seasonably warm and not so humid, since a good deal of research indicates that, as one recent study noted, hot temperatures really do "increase aggression by directly increasing feelings of hostility and indirectly increasing aggressive thoughts".

"That was perpetrated by footfall on the high street being down on the year, while the un-seasonably warm weather has also affected clothing sales".