How to Use clime in a Sentence
clime
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Many of their Black-and-Gold pals will head for warmer climes.
—Matt Porter, BostonGlobe.com, 22 Jan. 2020
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Above, 38 pieces to take you to warmer climes this winter.
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For those of you in warmer climes, now is a great time of year to stock up on outdoor gear.
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But the cooler climes are not likely to stick around for long.
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Garden Creek Farms produces seafood in the lofty climes of the Rocky Mountains.
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It’s hard for a bird to pass up the state’s temperate clime and stable prey sources.
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And in colder climes, at least, what wait is longer and harder than the wait for warm, sunny days?
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The process that Myles is using isn’t just to help brewers in humid climes grow their own hops.
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The rich are jumping on their climate crisis lifeboats and moving in their droves to the wintry climes of the Alps.
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Bradley found the clime here to his liking, if not exactly the clientele.
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And for those of you lucky enough to be decamping for warmer climes, comes the eternal question: What to pack?
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The 31-year-old will spend his time in warmer climes until 18 February.
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The downside to all of that glorious clime was busy beaches.
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The story jumps around the sunny climes of the Mediterranean and the Middle East, but make no mistake: Its heart is as cold as ice.
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Many of the migrants were retirees who often flock to balmier climes.
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In modern day Newport Beach, a cousin to the deep-sea creature washed ashore last week, far from its normal clime.
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But perhaps a snowball does have a chance in devilish climes.
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Many of their selections are far from the pastoral climes of their 2022 album Ashbalkum.
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The slightly steamy clime was a good excuse to order from a menu of refreshing cocktails.
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The lethargy of the sunny clime for once is thoroughly shaken off and the easy going stride has given way to the Chicago hop and skip.
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In sunnier climes the monotony is punctuated by the bright turquoise oblongs of swimming pools.
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Already, a range of marine species have been marching poleward in search of cooler climes.
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Just remember that fall in the Keys isn’t the cool, breezy, leaf-tinged dreamscape you may be used to in northern climes; here, the weather is hot, muggy, and prone to rain.
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Prince went on to a lucrative career as a gun-and-spook for hire and moved his operation to the friendlier climes of Abu Dhabi.
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With spring's balmy climes at long last nearing, all eyes (and hearts) are set on a fresh new wardrobe—and an olfactory upgrade to match.
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Anthem, Arizona My short & sweet A writer and poet who left home for a cooler clime.
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And extreme weather can also hit EV owners in warmer climes.
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These penguins live in subtropical climes and rarely even see snow.
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An easy-to-grow succulent for gardeners in the frost-free climes, aloe is perhaps best known as a salve for sore or sunburnt skin.
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Head for cooler climes and get a little exercise with these kid-friendly hikes.
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