Sentence examples for term summer from inspiring English sources

In Britain, Willett's 1907 proposal used the term daylight saving, but by 1911 the term summer time replaced daylight saving time in draft legislation.

It was 2012 and the search term "summer camp for adults" yielded few results, save for several senior citizen retreats in the woods not exactly what Felix, an Oakland-based entrepreneur, had in mind.

I use the term summer in its loosest sense, of course.

Speaking of music, we came home to find (or catch) Juliette and Louise (who are seventeen and twelve, respectively) watching a DVD of "Spice World," lending new meaning to the term "summer camp".

It's a biography that tracks the saucer-eyed, motormouth eccentric and self-professed "pervert" through early marriage, sexual awakening in Vietnam (you'll never hear the term "summer breeze" in the same way again) and early '70s gay rights activism, bolstered by extraordinary black-and-white video footage of the Gay Activists Alliance.

The term – summer eczema – probably best describes the entity of this allergic skin disease, especially in Scandinavian countries.

The Supreme Court begins its new term today.

He declined to use that term today.

Fewer children played truant this spring term compared with the spring term last year.

Having won a second term this week, LT. GOV.

Mr. Ganim begins serving a nine-year prison term next week.