Sentences with phrase «desert days»
For me, I loved biking around during the hot desert days looking at all of the beautiful art installations constructed in the middle of nowhere and taking advantage of strangers» generosity by way of wine tastings, zip lines, and fried chicken.
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The rats» nocturnal lifestyle helps them to stay cool; they sleep in underground burrows during the scorching desert days, only becoming active at night, when the temperatures are lower.
The earnest invocation of nature as the well of all meaning is beatifically rendered — a bright desert day, the top of a mountain, a resplendent sun beating down on both men.
Our hosts made us homemade Croatian deserts each day and they were lovely.
Battlefield Insiders can explore the Sinai desert a day ahead of other players in the Battlefield 1 open beta.
The effective energy density on a good desert day near the equator is about 1 % that of coal, 5 % that of NG.
In addition to finding a great outfit for Coachella, they also provided me with a «survival kit» filled with necessities for those long, hot desert days.
Where on earth are we going to find time in our overcrowded, busy lives to hike off into the desert every day?
The lightweight fabric looks cool for those desert days and it is perfectly accessorized with the turquoise statement necklace.
Would totally love to shoot in the desert some day!
I loved incorporating all these styles into my look because I think it is perfect for those desert days.
I've especially loved the Desert Day Cream, but my all - time favorite is the Black Serum!
Enjoy seeing red I'm a renaissance man of the desert these days.
The desert that day...
Could you firstly, explain to me why the temperature difference is significantly greater between day and night in the dry windless desert than it is in the humid stormy tropics and secondly, has the desert day / night temperature difference changed over time in accordance with climate modelling.
Desert day — night temperature range is the highest anywhere due to lack of water vapour; not CO2.