Sentence examples for summer blues from inspiring English sources
BEACON Theo Ganz Studio "Summer Blues," group show.
A shorter version of this post appeared in print on August 16, 2012, on page D2 of the New York City edition with the headline: Summer Blues.
Mr. Courtney's second stop was the "Summer Blues" group exhibition featuring 14 artists, most from the Hudson Valley, at the Theo Ganz Studio, with the "Don't be Frackin' Crazy" sign in the window.
Here's a sure cure for those early Sunday morning summer blues: jump aboard any subway car and rub elbows with the handful of fellow passengers slumped in their seats -- the flotsam of humanity, in states ranging from catatonia to zombification.
"We're already seeing an impact from the summer blues on retail spending, and the dreary holidays in August may have killed leisure spending as well," said Ryo Hino, an economist at J.P. Morgan Securities in Tokyo.
Take, for instance, the Israeli film "Late Summer Blues," released in 1987 but set in 1970, which depicts a group of shaggy-haired Israeli high school students mourning the death of a friend killed during his compulsory army service.
He recalled spotting her in "a summer blue dress" in 2001.
"She was gorgeous; she was beautiful; she was wearing a summer blue dress, and I stopped the car," he said.
Moreover, today was the first ice-cream day of the British summer: blue skies and vapor trails.
Mr. Jereis testified that his assistance to Ms. Annabi — helping her to buy houses and a co-op apartment, lease a Mercedes, pay utility and cable bills, and cover her school loans — stemmed from feelings that began in 2001, when he spotted her in "a summer blue dress" and fell in love with her "at first sight".
Mr. Jereis, for his part, had testified that his gifts, which included helping Ms. Annabi to buy houses and a co-op apartment, cover her school loans, pay utility and cable bills and lease a Mercedes, grew out of an infatuation that began in 2001, after he saw her in "a summer blue dress" and fell in love with her "at first sight".
