Sentences with phrase «growing seasons in living»

Red and white wine drinkers prepare to rejoice — a mild Perth summer creates one of the best grape growing seasons in living memory.

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And then, growing off of that deep root of knowing, there are tendrils announcing that where He has placed me, in this season of my life — that's enough, too.

I would generally agree with Topher, but at the same time this season of fasting is a great time to re-prioritze activities in my life so that I can focus on growing spiritually.

Stephen has grown up in Houston and I don't doubt that he loved living here, but the thought of traveling the country and living in a different place, especially a place with all four seasons, has always appealed to him.

As an adult with a family of my own, I haven't lived in one place for very long, or rather long enough to establish a garden until recently.We are Zone 3 for growing here in Calgary, and that is challenging at best as our season is short.

I live in the Mid East - I grow my own fresh Zaatar leaves - then make the dried spice mixture later in the season - the actual zaatar leaves look like fuzzy thyme leaves - they grow closer to the ground, and are larger than regular thyme - delicious fresh in salads and roasted whole fish..

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Naturally, hydroponically home grown plants are pesticide free, high quality in all seasons and have relatively long shelf lives, if the instructions are followed.

Good old Benni did have an injury setback at the start of the season but he has been available for a while now but frustration could be growing inside of him as less pitch time could result in him hinting at a possible move over Christmas, and it's not to go live with» Sammy Claus».

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The Department of Agriculture and Markets, in cooperation with College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, conducted an open solicitation for farmers interested in growing industrial hemp, in Cornell's research trials, during the 2017 growing season.

The growing season only lasts a few weeks, but in the field, this microscopic animal may live 10 years.

The foundation's fieldwork has revealed an ever - growing synthetic sea where particles concentrate by season, trash commutes in the currents from far - off places, and plastic outweighs zooplankton, retarding ocean life.

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Even though we live in California and are blessed with a long growing season, I still love these Overnight Cultured Tomatoes for it's simplicity and delicious flavor.

They would have been restricted to the food that grew naturally in the area in which they lived and to the seasons in which they grew / migrated.

It is based on easy principles grounded in eating clean, whole, locally - grown food in accordance with the seasons and appreciating the ways in which other aspects of our lives also impact our nourishment.

The «paleo» concept is to get back to eating whole fresh foods, local to where we are living, and during the season in which they actually grow.

I grew up in the Philippines where the only seasons we've had are summer and spring; but ever since I lived here in the United States, fall has quickly become my favorite season.

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Over these last ten years living in the United States, I have come to truly appreciate the delights of this season, as the region where I grew up in Brazil only has two: the dry season and the rainy season.

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I realized that part of growing up is accepting change and learning to cherish EVERY season in life, no matter what that season may be.

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Terrifying flu season: What to look out for as growing number of young people lose lives after getting sick; Look, up in the sky!

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As the result of Peter Morgan's growing interest in Queen Elizabeth II's story following the success of 2006's The Queen and 2013's The Audience (both of which he scripted), The Crown aims to tell the Queen's life story on the small screen over the course of six seasons.

Abbi and Ilana find themselves growing up in Season 4 as they contend with gray hairs, the prospect of real relationships and, of course, living under a T *** p presidency.

«The Wonder Years» debuted in 1988 following ABC's broadcast of Super Bowl XXII, and, for six memorable seasons, the series affectionately captured the angst of growing up in suburban middle - class America in the late»60s, as seen through the life and times of Kevin Arnold (Fred Savage).

A woman grown into her full power, with season 2 spanning from 1956's Suez Crisis through to 1963's Profumo affair, and yet those words have rung false within the halls of The Crown; a series which sets out to capture the portrait of a sovereign, but consistently relegates her to the role of mere pawn in the lives of others.

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In the high Andes there isn't much growing (not in the dry season anyway), but if you look closely, there are so many signs of lifIn the high Andes there isn't much growing (not in the dry season anyway), but if you look closely, there are so many signs of lifin the dry season anyway), but if you look closely, there are so many signs of life.

September in Belize has especially nice weather, with temperatures running between 77 - and 86 - degrees F. Sure, Belize remains temperate and beautiful nearly 365 days a year, but September is the tail end of the green season, when Mother Nature grows weary of dispensing life - sustaining rain.

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Anyhow, Ste comments of the UK - based show: «We've gone from... Season One to a strong, confident Season Two, sort of; Resonance FM love us and we've been moved to a primetime Monday evening slot... we're having fun, and our podcast audience continues to grow and send us odd competition entries and things (one of them has just speculatively sent us in a song about Xbox Live Arcade for a competition we haven't even run).»

Parallel to these still life images and also shot over the same four seasons, Teller photographed his growing family, himself and the surroundings of his family home in the woods of Bubenreuth.

For the many people who live in multi-unit buildings and have no outdoor space of their own, and those who live in areas with really short growing seasons, having a method of producing at least some of their own fresh food could be a step up, produce-wise.

I really like your approach combining proxy data with modeling, and respect for trees as living systems not always responding in a linear manner to growing season temperature.

A large fraction of the summer rainfall feeding the growing season in the Central U.S. Plains (and other heavily populated continental interior regions near mountain ridges) comes from long - lived, organized nocturnal mesoscale convective systems.

Late onset and early winter ending will reduce the length of growing season for crops which will complete their biological life quickly causing reduction in yields as plants will gain accelerated maturity without reaching proper height and size.

In other cases, animals living in higher and colder climates, like marmots, have increased their body size in response to a longer growing seasoIn other cases, animals living in higher and colder climates, like marmots, have increased their body size in response to a longer growing seasoin higher and colder climates, like marmots, have increased their body size in response to a longer growing seasoin response to a longer growing season.

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Since then, Six and Logan learned that with warmer winters and longer growing seasons, the pine beetles are going through a entire life cycle in one year, experiencing little winter mortality, and emerging the following spring in large numbers.

annual plants terrestrial plants that complete their life cycle in one growing season; plants that die off each year during periods of temperature and moisture stress but leave behind seeds to germinate during the next favorable climatic season

Thirty years to establish a climate state seems a long time, as within that period there may be notable shifts to a number of different prevailing patterns of cold / warmth / wet or drought that, on a human scale affects agriculture and horticulture by impacting on what crops may be grown successfully, may affect the tourism season, may cause a consumer to use more or less energy in their home, and also impact on nature by affecting the populations of wild life and vegetation.