Sentence examples for temperate day from inspiring English sources

Officials spent a clear and temperate day reconnecting downed power lines and providing food and shelter for homeless victims.

Being a rare temperate day in Washington with tolerable humidity, we requested a table in the restaurant's outdoor section, which abuts a busy sidewalk.

So while we wouldn't advise anyone sit outside for too long this Turkey day, we have done a little dreaming about what it'd be like to host Thanksgiving dinner on a more temperate day.

A few hours of this feels Saharan even on a temperate day like Tuesday.

In America each additional day above 32°C raises the annual age-adjusted mortality rate by 0.1% relative to a temperate day 10-15°C 10-15°C

On a temperate Sunday evening this small town is in comfortable repose.

On this unusually temperate Wednesday in February, the air was still cold enough to deaden the rubber on a court in Rego Park, Queens.

It is expected to be more temperate on Saturday at Wrigley.

Proper crop variety selection is essential, particularly in relation to the daylength requirements; for example, a long day temperate variety in tropical zones with short days will produce vegetative growth only without forming the bulb.

On one of those unusually temperate June days, or perhaps high summer – a long, lazy Sunday lunch.

In the brig a few hours earlier, she had come to believe that, in all the years she had lived in the city, this was the most temperate and gentle day it had ever conferred.