Sentences with phrase «early in midsummer»

Not exact matches

Probably by early June, he had agreed that those who became severely ill and had done penance, could be accepted provided they secured certificates from the confessors and martyrs, receive reconciliation from presbyters and deacons, and by midsummer he had accepted the Roman position that all who had done penance could in the face of sickness be reunited.

While some regions start to see peaches as early as May, here in the Northeast the season starts in midsummer (the cold, late spring doesn't allow early fragile peach blossoms to set).

(It's a good way to get in some quiet cuddling time on a cold winter night or a long midsummer evening when darkness doesn't come early enough.)

Zucchini is available and economical all year round, though it's midsummer to early fall when it's most abundant in gardens and at farm markets.

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(In fact, in my area, early fall is typically warmer than midsummerIn fact, in my area, early fall is typically warmer than midsummerin my area, early fall is typically warmer than midsummer.)

But as best I could follow, the idea is that de Vere first writes and performs a version of A Midsummer Night's Dream in the late 1550s or early 1560s, when he is a prepubescent boy.

The hiking here is spectacular, although depending on what time of year you go, it is necessary to start early in the morning if you are to beat the midsummer heat.