Sentence examples for summers could be from inspiring English sources

English summers could be as warm then as now, but Anglo-Saxon writing does not deal in warm Junes or bright Septembers.

It is a matter of chagrin for us to have to confess that our estimate of any one of our fairly numerous summers could be so precariously arrived at that a passing headline, written no doubt by a copyreader enwrapped in Weltschmerz, could topple it... We wish sometimes that headline writers would keep their dark and dank impressions to themselves.

Scientists who predicted a few years ago that Arctic summers could be ice-free by 2013 now say summer sea ice will probably be gone in this decade.

Recent projections suggest that Arctic summers could be ice-free (defined as ice extent less than 1 million square km) as early as 2025-2030.

The region was mountainous, the rivers winding and sometimes impassable; the short summers could be hot, while from October to June, during the long winters, temperatures could drop below −50 °C (−58 °F).

"Scientists predict that Arctic summers could be ice-free by the middle of this century, and without sea ice Polar Bears cannot survive," says the National Resources Defense Council.

"But this summer could be the breaking point.

If early summer could be said to have a taste, this was it.

Karmal knows that this summer could be his last time hunting snow leopards without a gun.

The measured effluent concentrations during summer could be simulated using the standard CW2D parameter set when the flow model was calibrated well.

By asking the cuckoo never to stop, the singer may just be wishing that summer could be neverending.