Sentences with phrase «until midsummer»

Traditionally made from rye straw, they were hung above dining tables at Christmas and remained there until Midsummer as they were said to bring a good harvest.

Congress has until midsummer to either accept Guinn's rejection or override it.

Nothing, that is, until the midsummer's day when my father, Thomas Hobie, first saw my mother standing under an oak tree on a country lane.

That's the way it was for months in the Belmont - Cragin community, until midsummer, when neighborhood folk decided that it wasn't enough that the gangs went away; they wanted to reclaim the park for the kids who deserved it.

Last week brought another deposit of 60 NS, assuring skiing until midsummer.

It is suggested that avocado growers withhold nitrogen fertilization until midsummer (or longer).

The manure which is applied to a vegetable garden in the spring may not be broken down into organic form by soil bacteria (and therefore available to plants) until midsummer.

Not exact matches

Cordle couldn't understand why this should be, until one midsummer's day, when he was driving through the northern regions of Spain while stoned out of his mind, the god Thoth - Hermes granted him original enlightenment by murmuring, «Uh, look, I groove with the problem, baby, but dig, we got ta put carrots in or it ain't no stew.»

You know, funny thing is I thought about the time zone thing — until I realized that midsummer is a moving target, so it happens at 1.16 p.m. wherever you are.