Sentence examples for warmer zone from inspiring English sources

Forced bulbs, which have been deeply stressed, would probably need a warmer zone — 9 or 10, say — to recover.

New York City, for instance, moved into a warmer zone, going from a "warm 6" to a "cold 7," as Mr. Forrest put it.

As for stems and leaves, not the suckers, growing below the first flower cluster: If you live in a warmer zone such as Zone 9, you should leave them on until they turn yellow.

In warmer zones shelter is a simple lean-to or small beehive hut of sticks, twigs, and leaves.

The FRs detected in the background zones reveal the dust-bound FRs suspended in the air might be shifted from different warmer zones or consumers products available/used in the same zones.

London Warm Zone is a grant funded by EDF Energy and London local councils.

South would be the warm zone, with cooler, lighter foods, plenty of sun and light in the spaces.

Dr. Thompson said that other changes could also be contributing to the glacial shrinkage, but the rising warm zone is probably the biggest influence.

For all that, Chase is still dubious about television — "I always wanted to get out of the television business and would still like to" — but on the set he seemed to work in a warm zone of engagement and satisfaction.

The value of "Bull's-Eye: Unraveling the Medical Mystery of Lyme Disease" lies in its focus on a more familiar "warm zone" -- the ever-expanding suburban frontier, where growing populations of people, deer and ticks have engaged in an unexpected ménage à trois for 30 years, resulting in the rapid spread of a mystifying tick-borne ailment.

When C3R is still in the warm zone, there is some process heat exchangers that leave it sub-cooled.