Sentence examples for warmest part from inspiring English sources

We spend the warmest part of the day floating to Kent, keeping as wet as possible, catching bass and wading when we get too warm.

Somewhere between 19-21 across England and Wales and again the warmest part of the UK looking like it will be across London and parts of the South East, possibly reaching 23 Celsius.

The soprano line, with its sequence of settings of three Polish texts, covers the richest, warmest, part of Bullock's voice, and it was compassion rather than any overt drama that gave a certain aura to her singing, transcending the anguished pain of the words and elevating it to a ritual of lament.

The list was compiled by the Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia, which analysed which countries were warmer on average between November and March than the South West of England - the warmest part of the UK.

Survival rates for this species were highest in the middle of the river (the warmest part) due to a trade-off between food availability and fecundity.

Despite the internal calibration with a multitude of dated tips, the 95% HPD intervals for these estimates are wide, indicating only that polar bears diverged from other brown bears some time after the warmest part of the Wisconsinan glacial period, but lacking the power to identify any specific environmental event or geographic location.

In the warmest parts of the Arctic, woody dwarf shrubs, willow, birch, juniper, and, locally, alder are profuse.

Hundreds of species are not adapting quickly enough to cope with global warming, and are disappearing from local areas in the warmest parts of their ranges.

It may even be possible, therefore, to grow yuzu in the warmest parts of the New York City area, on Long Island and against south-facing walls.

In summer, which lasts from October to March, temperatures rise to about 93 °F (34 °C) in the extreme north and southwest, the warmest parts of the country.

Kent is one of the warmest parts of Britain.