Sentence examples for terms summer from inspiring English sources

The English terms summer, winter, spring, and autumn are used, but Cook Islanders also recognize the traditional local patterns of prevailing winds, rainfall, and temperature.

The Olympics organizers recently banned any other businesses from using the terms, "summer", "gold", "games", "effort", "victory", "Rio" and "2016" in relation to the games.

The following discussions use the terms summer study to refer to the initial study conducted by Inventado et al. (2016), and academic year study to refer to the replication study.

The university runs on a quarter system in which the academic year is divided into four terms: Summer (June August), Autumn (September December), Winter (January March), and Spring (April–June).

(He did so, in stark terms, this past weekend).

Research funding will grow in real terms this year by 7%.

He speaks in milder but equally firm terms today.

Iran and the six powers began drafting terms last week.

It has not been increased in real terms since 1994.

(The Chinese economy grew 23percentt in dollar terms last year).

In percentage terms, yesterday's decline was not historic.