Sentences with phrase «accumulated over the winter»

Spring is a time of renewal and rebirth — a time to clear out any clutter that may have accumulated over the winter months; physically, mentally and emotionally, as well as a time revisit and re-establish your life intentions and goals.

Whether doing a steam inhalation for clearing the sinuses of Spring - time allergens, or invigorating circulation, increasing immunity and decreasing fatigue through alternate hot and cold showers, making hydrotherapy a part of a cleansing self - care regime is essential for clearing out the toxins that may have accumulated over the Winter.

Chances are you use the spring season as a trigger to make a clean, fresh start with your surroundings, but — like many — neglect the opportunity to reset your body and boost its ability to clear the plaques, chemicals and fat that accumulated over the winter.

This is a good time to sweep away any cobwebs and old leaves that have accumulated over winter, wipe down the...

You can see it on most snowbanks in the spring in regions that get snow — the once - white snowbanks become nearly solid black as they shrink and expose more of the dust etc. that has accumulated over the winter.

A thorough vacuuming and cleaning of interior surfaces, including windows, will help to rid your vehicle of the dirt and dust accumulated over the winter months.

Not exact matches

Over winter the avocado trees can develop flower buds, continue to size fruit, the fruit accumulate dry matter, roots can grow and some types of sugars can accumulate.

However, it is also important to pay attention to the stagnation and build - up that has accumulated in our minds and bodies over the cold Winter months.

It feels good to start with a clean slate, so before shopping for new items, take the time to clear away any clutter that has accumulated on your porch over the winter.

Spring is an excellent time to clear out the dirt, dust and debris that has accumulated in your garage over the winter.

Second, predictions of seasonal effects are simple extrapolations of statistical records accumulated in real time over many generations, and over many summer / winter cycles, but we do not have comparable statistical records accumulated in real time over many cycles of increasing / decreasing GHGs.

His theory was that in cooler summers the winter snows did not completely melt but over time accumulated and led to glaciation.