Sentence examples for temperate days from inspiring English sources

If I were in charge of weather, I'd serve up sunny and temperate days to avoid a class action suit.

Jujuy's Quebrada de Humahuaca has temperate days and cool nights year-round, with considerably warmer weather from December through March.

Andalusia in southern Spain might be an ideal option for you -- it is the country's warmest region, with mostly sunny, dry and temperate days, even in March.

The lament of the shoulda-beens, the nearly-did-its, the second-placers who know the hurt of a defeat snatched from the jaws of victory, can now apply to the weather enthusiasts of New York, who watched the would-be-record-setting heat of July fade away in its final few temperate days.

For more temperate days, the family will enjoy a four-story open garden.

The raw and calculated values for temperate days to anthesis (FL-IL) are shown in Supporting Information, Table S1.

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

The beaches are gorgeous, the water clear and the weather warm and temperate 365 days a year.

Predicted median and 95th percentile survival times are shown in Figure 2. Predicted median survival times were not different within the confidence intervals, except for Old World temperate strains (20.1 days [95% CI 17.8 22.5]); the 95th percentiles for temperate strains were significantly longer than those for tropical strains.