Sentence examples for temperate summer from inspiring English sources

There it is further cooled by updrafts of deep water and has much to do with the temperate summer climate of the American west coast.

It was the kind of temperate summer night that draws apartment-dwellers outside to sidewalk restaurants or rooftop bars or balconies high above the street.

Winter in San Francisco is rainy and mild, spring sunny and temperate, summer foggy and cool, and autumn sunny and warm.

They lingered at the state fair, shaking hands and making their way across the fairgrounds, which teemed with people on a temperate summer afternoon.

As Britain continues to bask in an uncharacteristically temperate summer, Steam has managed to remind gamers why they should remain firmly transfixed by their screen with the coming-and-going of the highly anticipated Summer Sale.

This has been the most temperate summer I can remember.

Tony Lynn, president of the Playboy Entertainment Group, who on Monday expressed great enthusiasm about the justices' ruling, was more temperate yesterday.

They had been told of abundant mourning and white-winged populations, mostly virgin each autumn, cast in flight against mesmerizing landscapes through the temperate winter passage.

Its temperate winter climate, superb sandy footing and long heritage as a haven for horses have made the genteel community a growing magnet for many horse enthusiasts.

Broadway producers and theater owners charged higher-than-usual prices for many seats last week to take advantage of tourists over the temperate New Year's weekend, and the resulting profits were enormous.

On a temperate spring evening, a crowd of 300 ascended the courthouse steps, plucked from the city's various power circles: business (Ronald Perelman), journalism (Gay Talese), literature (Salman Rushdie), fashion (Donna Karan), government (Raymond W. Kelly) and, of course, film (Christopher Walken).