KitchenAid Stand Mixer ($349.99) in a springlike Matte Pistachio. 2.
|
|
New York Today Good morning on this gray but springlike Thursday.
|
|
He also performed another dance, called "21," during our springlike November afternoon.
|
|
The key to this bungee jump is the springlike nature of the bungee.
|
|
The collections were autumnal, but the models were aglow with springlike dewy skin.
|
|
Here's what else is happening: Springlike weather is in the forecast: the wet kind.
|
|
Chablis would be delicious, as would a springlike sylvaner (also spelled silvaner) from Alsace.
|
|
Highs are likely to reach the low to mid-60s for another springlike day.
|
|
A really springlike day, and my freshman-year poetry class came back into my head:
|
|
Then came a bout of weather whiplash, highlighted by springlike 26-degree readings on Jan.
|
|
Ms. Orbach expressed the feeling of many waiting in line on the springlike November day.
|
|
Forty days is the 10th lowest number of springlike days since 1900, according to his research.
|
|
Across New England, soaring, springlike temperatures were forcing local officials to scrap beloved rites of winter.
|
|
No matter what the groundhog says this morning, we're in for some springlike warmth this week.
|
|
But because it sounded alluringly springlike on a snowy day, I put my fruit-future pairing skepticism aside.
|
|
One springlike day, she went out to take pictures for a post about a controversial public school expansion.
|
|
Because the plate appears to be a springlike device, Pitsiladis said, he expected the shoe to be banned.
|
|
Scouting Report Get set for spring — or at least springlike temperatures — with two made-to-measure suiting events.
|
|
Legend dictates that if Phil does not see his shadow on Groundhog Day, there will be early springlike weather.
|
|
Between seemingly nonstop political jolts and springlike winter days, the world has felt like a pretty unstable place lately.
|
|
The sole cannot be thicker than 40 millimeters and there cannot be more than one springlike shank in the sole.
|
|
And the Northeast is home to many of the most springlike ones: fresh peas, asparagus, delicate greens, ramps, strawberries, rhubarb.
|
|
Saturday and Sunday could see 60s to perhaps 70 degrees, with showers and gusty storms possibly accompanying those springlike temperatures.
|
|
And the day is springlike to the point of madness,...bluer than blue... She could not possibly be a Soviet poet.
|
|
In 1967, Dr. Bennet-Clark and Dr. Lucey proposed that the fleas stored energy in springlike tissues, which they then released.
|
|
From Monday to Thursday, New Yorkers had their first break from winter's grip as the city took on a springlike appearance.
|
|
All this snow, freezing rain and ice leave some doubting the accuracy of Punxsutawney Phil's supposed prediction of springlike weather starting early.
|
|
With endlessly bright combinations of harmonies, synths and straightforward refrains designed for singalongs, their music is perfect for the suddenly (finally) springlike weather.
|
|
When I walked into Alice Birch's "Anatomy of a Suicide" at the Atlantic Theater Company, a spell of springlike weather had snapped toward freezing.
|
|
Their destination: spring, or the springlike profusion of floral sheets, pillowcases, and cocktail napkins at the D. Porthault store, which was holding its biannual sale.
|
|
Mr. Trump's news conference took place on a warm, springlike day, with cherry blossoms blooming, a balmy backdrop that belied the anxiety gripping the nation.
|
|
Clocks in most of the U.S. might have sprung forward over the weekend, but the forecast for parts of the country looks anything but springlike.
|
|
The cries of the birds gradually take on a peculiarly springlike quality, and in the gentle sunlight the bushes begin to sprout along the fences.
|
|
It's too bad, because Trimbach's 2016 Sylvaner, tasted in France, was lovely, fresh and springlike, yet with a savory, almost saline note that punctuated it perfectly.
|
|
Its situation — set in the Aburrá Valley, surrounded by green mountains — is ideal, its weather springlike year-round, and its people outgoing and proud of their city.
|
|
Temperature plummet precedes flood and fire risks Earlier this week, Denver had been basking in springlike conditions, with 78 degrees Tuesday, a near-record high for that date.
|
|
Camila Meza, the Django Ms. Meza, a singer-songwriter originally from Santiago, Chile, melds modern jazz with New World pop on her springlike album "Traces," due out on Sunnyside next month.
|
|
On Saturday, with springlike temperatures and sunshine, the crowd on the bridge grew so large that the police shut down the pedestrian lanes "for approximately half an hour," a spokeswoman said.
|
|
The mild, springlike climate is exemplary for growing cannabis, and a farmer can earn the equivalent of $300 an acre for it, more than for flax or rapeseed, Mr. Tian of Hempsoul said.
|
|
Officials sidestepped making a ruling on whether the design of the shoes — extra-thick soles and springlike, carbon-fiber shanks that spring runners forward — gives an unfair advantage to runners who wear them.
|
|
The time change signals spring's imminent arrival, but springlike weather has arrived more than three weeks earlier than usual in some parts of the U.S. Research shows a strong link to climate change.
|
|
Still, Boston has had 39.2 inches of snow this year, which Mr. Simpson said was a bit more than usual, including a blizzard that bore down in early February before the weather turned unusually springlike.
|
|
That is thanks to springlike weather that has made a roaring early advance across much of the United States in recent weeks, breaking records from New England to the Deep South and punctuating a mild winter.
|
|
Of the three canvases in Johns' series, two are in encaustic, one of which is mostly black, white, and gray, the shades of mourning, while the dominant colors of the other are purple, orange, and green, which feel springlike by comparison.
|
|
Primarily a collection of her springlike songs, with lyrics in English or Spanish, it also features an instructive choice of covers — by the Chilean artist-activist Víctor Jara, the Brazilian pop star Djavan, and the wily American tunesmiths Stephen Sondheim and Jon Brion.
|
|
After an unusually mild winter, marked by positively springlike weather, tens of millions of people in the Northeast on Monday braced for a powerful winter storm that threatened to blanket parts of the region with as much as two feet of snow.
|
|
Sex became play—even, at best, a springlike flourishing of fantasy and grace, expressed, most romantically, in the movies of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, in which sex became dance and was transmuted into endless variations on the themes of seduction, submission, revolt, and happiness.
|
|
It's spring in America, but if it's not yet entirely springlike where you sleep, this could be an excellent weekend to model indoors the behavior that will have you cooking outside when the weather heats up: smoke-roasted chicken, say, or fire-scented asparagus with caper salsa.
|
|
Second bomb cyclone hits the region in 4 weeks This is the second bomb cyclone to hit the Rockies and Plains in four weeks, and it's delivering a temperature shock to a region that had been enjoying springlike conditions, dropping snow Wednesday in parts of Wyoming, Colorado, South Dakota and Minnesota.
|
|
Thank goodness I'm going to be home tonight — it'll be easier to get back into my workout routine without three dogs running around, and with the weather getting more springlike, I can take my pup on walks, which is good for both of us, even if he has to have a bath after!
|
|
On Clothing On a recent night, shopping online for a light jacket or a cotton sweater — some kind of outerwear to guard my body against a springlike breeze — I clicked on the ''new arrivals'' page of the website of a popular retailer and encountered, unexpectedly, another instance of the complex oddity of race.
|
|
The year started with US Senator James Inhofe tossing a snowball onto the Senate floor in a bizarre attempt to demonstrate that human-caused climate change is a hoax, and ended with 195 countries signing a landmark deal on reducing heat-trapping carbon emissions, just before a Christmas marked by springlike weather across eastern North America.
|
|
The yarn used in patterning is springlike and elastic. Sermeh embroidery is the most popular in the cities of Isfahan, Yazd, Kashan.
|
|
Amol has short, but hot summers, and long springlike winters. Köppen-Geiger climate classification system classifies its climate as hot-summer Mediterranean (Csa).
|
|
Shortly after 12:30pm on December 31, 2010, an estimated 40 homes were damaged by a tornado which 22 of them were listed as uninhabitable by local officials. The tornado was caused by springlike weather which the temperature was in the 60s across central Illinois.
|
|
However, a flexed leg of Leiobunum can return 80% in extension. This springlike property is a due to elastic sclerites that span across the joints. The elasticity may be due to resilin in the sclerites. While the metatarsus is undivided, the tarsus can consist of three to over one hundred tarsomeres.
|
|
Shelby has four distinct seasons, and is considered an arid climate. Long, severe winters give way to springlike weather anywhere from March to May. Summers can be extremely dry and hot, though it is not unusual to experience a snow flurry in July. The area is prone to heat, lightning, hail, and severe thunderstorms during the summer months.
|
|
Flowers are small and white, highly aromatic, and occur in tight clusters. Seeds are produced in pods which are flat and coiled into a springlike structure. The plant is known to tolerate high alkalinity, drought, high temperatures, sandy & stony soils, strongly sloped rooting surfaces and sandblasting. Also, plants older than 2 years have been observed to be somewhat frost resistant.
|
|
Local residents and meteorologists described temperatures as being "springlike" for the time of year, even though meteorological winter was due to begin on December 23\. Farther south, temperatures along the Gulf Coast reached the low 70s °F. Just as on December 18, a second tornado outbreak occurred in a broad warm sector from Arkansas to Illinois and south to Alabama.
|
|
Despite its location in the tropics, Guatemala City's relatively high altitude moderates average temperatures. The city has a tropical savanna climate (Köppen Aw) bordering on a subtropical highland climate (Cwb). Guatemala City is generally very warm, almost springlike, throughout the course of the year. It occasionally gets hot during the dry season, but not as hot and humid as in Central American cities at sea level.
|
|
Vernon is a surname, from a masculine name that is derived from the Gaul word vern for Alder tree (also springlike, flourishing, or full of life) and a Gaulish-Latin suffix indicating a location. Thus Vernon is a "place of alders". Variants include Vern, Vernard, Verne, Verna, Sberna, Sberno. Vernon was introduced into England as an aristocratic surname at the time of the Norman conquest.
|
|
January averages , with temperatures in the suburbs slightly cooler. Warm, maritime air can bring springlike conditions while strong Arctic air masses can push lows to between . Snow may not occur in every season in the city and inner suburbs but does every season in the northern metro. When snow falls it is almost always during the period of December through March: there have occurred only three measurable falls outside these months in the past ninety years, the largest being on November 11, 1968.
|
|
Because the magneto has low voltage output at low speed, starting an engine is more difficult. Therefore, some magnetos have an impulse coupling, a springlike mechanical linkage between the engine and magneto drive shaft which "winds up" and "lets go" at the proper moment for spinning the magneto shaft. The impulse coupling uses a spring, a hub cam with flyweights, and a shell. The hub of the magneto rotates while the drive shaft is held stationary, and the spring tension builds up.
|
|
Because of its altitude above sea level and privileged location in the Andes Range, Medellín's weather at times is more characteristic of a humid subtropical climate than that of a tropical climate. The city's average annual temperature is , and because of its proximity to the equator, its temperature is constant year-round, with minimal temperature variations. Temperatures range from . Because of the pleasant springlike climate all year, Medellín is known as "La Ciudad de la Eterna Primavera" or "City of the Eternal Spring".
|
|
In Japan it is called and the leaves are sometimes blanched and added to soups or rice. Its leaves, along with those of hahakogusa, are a fundamental ingredient in kusa mochi (literally "grass cake"), a Japanese confectionery, to which it imparts its fresh, springlike fragrance and vivid green coloring. The young leaves can be lightly boiled before being pounded and added to glutinous rice dumplings known as mochi to which they give a pleasant colour, aroma and flavour.Facciola. S. Cornucopia - A Source Book of Edible Plants.
|
|
The last movement, in the home key of C major, brings the springlike mood back full force, in the form of an energetic finale. The opening immediately sets a cheerful mood with trills and light-hearted melodies. There is, however, still a darker side which clashes with the happy mood in the exciting development, which leads to the vibrant recapitulation and coda. The ending bars are an impressive climax, with the viola and cello playing rapid notes in their lowest registers while the violins hammer out C major chords above.
|
|
Medellín is located in the Northwest region of Colombia near the equator with an elevation of and normally remains cooler than other cities with similar latitude due to its elevation. Because of Medellín’s proximity to the equator, its temperature is constant year round, with minimal temperature variations. Average annual rainfall in the Aburrá-Medellín valley is from and has a tropical climate with average temperatures from 20C to 24C (68-75F). Because of the springlike climate all year, Medellín is known as 'La Ciudad de la Eterna Primavera' or 'City of the Eternal Spring'.
|
|
Best surfing is from around Easter Week (Semana Santa) and through the winter months in the southern hemisphere to about September when great storms in the Roaring Forties direct their wave energy toward Peru. The water is cool (17–22 °C), like much of Peru, due to cold currents from the south. Climate is warm and springlike (15–28 °C), however wind chill is a factor, created by the venturi effects from the headland. A 2–3 mm wetsuit is recommended as well as booties for walking up the beach.
|
|
Some force fields include explicit models for polarizability, where a particle's effective charge can be influenced by electrostatic interactions with its neighbors. Core-shell models are common, which consist of a positively charged core particle, representing the polarizable atom, and a negatively charged particle attached to the core atom through a springlike harmonic oscillator potential. Recent examples include polarizable models with virtual electrons that reproduce image charges in metals and polarizable biomolecular force fields. By adding such degrees of freedom for polarizability, the interpretation of the parameters becomes more difficult and increases the risk towards arbitrary fit parameters and decreased compatibility.
|
|
November brings springlike weather, much lower precipitation () but strong winds and wild variations in temperature. Averages are 17 °C in the afternoon and 3 °C at night, but it is not unusual to have a day of rain and sleet with a high below 5 °C (40 F), or a day with sunny weather and a high of 25 °C (77 F). Finally, December is a transition between spring and summer: winds are still very strong and freak variations occur, but the average high of 20 °C (68 F) and the low of 5 °C (40 F) are more typical of summer weather. Storminess might be a bit higher as in November, with an average of of rain. On the whole, Villa La Angostura's climate is noted for being among the rainiest in Argentina (with of rain over almost 300 days a year), for having no frost-free periods whatsoever, and for its clear, dry and extremely pleasant summer days.
|
|
He-Man's most prominent allies include Man-At-Arms, a wise loyal veteran soldier and inventor; and his adopted daughter Teela, a spirited and skillful female warrior, often portrayed as captain of the Eternian Royal Guard and a potential love interest of He-Man/Prince Adam. The childlike Trollan magician Orko also often features as one of He-Man's closest allies; as does Stratos, a flying bird-man from the kingdom of Avion; Ram-Man, a stout dimwitted warrior with springlike legs and a large helmet that encloses his head and upper torso; and Man-E-Faces, an actor with face-changing abilities. Skeletor is originally described as an evil being from another dimension and in some later MOTU lore as a disfigured and vengeful relative of the royal family, known as Keldor. From his lair on Snake Mountain, Skeletor would assemble his "Evil Warriors" to assist in his various schemes to conquer Eternia.
|
|