Sentence examples for taking the temperate from inspiring English sources

Not just where it stands in Congress, but just sort of taking the temperate of congress and where you think….

Taking the temperate climate zone as an example, applications of glyphosate-based herbicides can coincide with amphibian activity on fields or in ponds near fields at different time points of the year [5].

"Subtropical plants are taking the place of temperate plants here," Mr. Hagiwara said.

We pick up the Times; On one page we find an ad of the Council for Moderation, urging us to put down the highball and take up the temperate life; on another page we find the Wilkin Family staring at us, those charming old distillers.

The other color is taken as the "temperate background color".

Whichever color (black or white) with a higher accumulated saliency weight will be taken as the "temperate foreground color".

At the start of the Syrian war, downtown Beirut's Place de l'Étoile, destroyed during the war but now rebuilt in a not-quite-authentic neo-Italiante style, was one of the busiest spots in town for visiting khaleejis (the Arabic term for people from the Persian Gulf region) to take in the temperate climate and designer-clad beauties passing by, while puffing a watermelon shisha.

The Arctic Ocean also serves as a kind of heat vent for the entire planet, taking the solar radiation that gets absorbed by the tropics and the temperate zones and, once it has moved poleward, releasing it to the atmosphere.

The idea that Washington is trying to violently undermine a government it has spent billions propping up, while carelessly taking the lives of its own citizens, provoked even the normally temperate US envoy to Kabul into a strong response.

The superiority of women's desires she traces to their temperate physiology, and she takes the proof of the superiority of their souls to be manifested in the beauty of their bodies.

Grilling takes the whole process outside, allowing you to enjoy the last handful of temperate nights.