Sentences with phrase «warm summer mornings»

It's clean eating, grain - free and perfect for warm summer mornings!

Warm summer mornings call for cold and refreshing smoothie bowls.

It's clean eating, grain - free and perfect for warm summer mornings!

Warm summer mornings call for cold and refreshing smoothie bowls.

It was a warm summer morning.

It's super easy to make, and it's a great option for your breakfast in a warm summer morning!

Tomorrow morning set his music device up to come on gently with soft music, maybe birds chirping as if it were a warm summer morning.

On a warm summer morning, I met with Stevenson at his Caltech office in Pasadena.

Shortly before ten o'clock on a recent warm summer morning, the grand old Apollo Theater on Harlem's 125th Street filled up with the friends and families of the members of Democracy Prep Charter High School's third - ever graduating class.

Not exact matches

Now that summer is definitely over and the winter coats are coming out I am finding it more and more difficult to get out of my warm bed in the morning!

Although Nashville's climate falls in the «humid subtropical» category, by August temperatures are declining from their summer highs and are pleasantly warm, typically ranging from 70 ° F (21 ° C) in the morning hours to 88 ° F (31 ° C) in the late afternoon.

Last summer on a warm Paris morning, a few dozen members of the International Society for Phylogenetic Nomenclature gathered at the National Museum of Natural History.

We are still enjoying our Indian summer with warm daytime temperatures sandwiched between mild, crisp mornings and evenings.

Summer here in the UK can be really unpredictable, its been blazing sunshine one minute then showers the next, chilly in the morning but super warm in the afternoon.

Even if it is warm, I throw a jumper on in the morning or at night, so somehow they become as much a staple in summer as they are in winter.

I also went to London in the summer, which has pretty mild weather (chilly in the mornings / evenings, but definitely warm in afternoons!).

The days we must wait before the sun is at its fullest in our backyards is called transition time, you know you're in the transition from winter to summer because you've put away your super warm jackets on the storage closet but you still need a light coat for those chilly mornings and nights.

Add a pair of knitted tights under your summer dress to keep your pins warm on those cool Autumn mornings.

September is by far my favorite month with the crisp morning air that turns into warm summer - like temperatures by day's end, the abundance of pumpkin spiced everything (although I can't get on board with the overly sweet Starbucks #PSL), and an excuse to finally don a sweater.

Wherever you are, there will be some more HOT days — we used to call them Indian Summer days — and you will be looking for an outfit that keeps you warm in the early morning and cools you off midday.

I love being able to step outside for a breath of fresh air with my morning coffee, be able to relax in a comfy chair (preferably rocking) with a cool glass of sweet tea on a balmy afternoon, and alfresco dining under twinkle lights on a warm summer night.

In contrast to the summer, with the weather getting colder, Autumn provides the perfect opportunity to style ourselves in something less revealing, with the ability to keep us much warmer during the frostier mornings and evenings.

Book nonstop flights in the cooler morning or evening hours (summer) or the warmer daytime hours (winter).

Summer days are sunny and warm with occasional heavy rains mostly at night or early morning in the North - West part of the country.

Light, but warm clothing for evenings and mornings, even during the warm summer months.

With clean air, misty mornings, warm sun kissed summer days and cool crisp nights, the Great Smoky Mountains are not only an ideal place to live but also an ideal place to raise grapes.

Here's what's caught our eye in climate change news this morning, beyond the obvious in the headline: The famine in Somalia (yeah, it's still happening) will likely kill tens of thousands of people by the time it's done, the wife of an MIT climate researcher has been targeted in hate mail (seriously out of hand, this), and, somewhat counterintuitively new research shows cold winters are being caused by warmer summers.