Sentence examples similar to though in midsummer from inspiring English sources
Even though we are in midsummer, log fires burn in a grate: the human world, we realise, can be a slightly chilly place.
Early flowering is favored at the montane site, which is inhabited by annual plants and characterized by dry soils in midsummer, whereas intermediate (though later) flowering dates are selectively favored at the temperate coastal site, which is inhabited by perennial plants and is almost continually moist.
The area around Klimek, about 150 miles north of Sacramento, was often still patchy with snow in midsummer, though on that day, after another dry winter, it was bare.
Only about 42 million doses are available now, even though one federal official predicted in midsummer that 120 million doses would be ready by October.
Though the Aussie Open - played in midsummer in the Southern hemisphere - may be the most consistently hot Grand Slam tournament, they have roofs available on some of their courts.
Travelers typically reached the desert in midsummer.
In midsummer, the cabin swarms with hikers.
Oral arguments are expected in midsummer.
His contract is up in midsummer.
