balminess

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• In some of the balmier spots around the country, you still might be able to enjoy al fresco dining without getting frostbite.

• On a balmy August morning in Emanuel County in eastern Georgia, hundreds of children bounded off freshly cleaned school buses and out of their parents’ cars.

• The entire industry was benefiting from a balmy climate where relatively few car, credit card, or small-business loans were going into default, a benefit that countered the drag of low rates and brought one of the best runs in banking history.

• The planet has become a scorched and acidic wasteland today, but researchers suspect it hosted balmy oceans for billions of years in its early history—roughly ten times longer than Mars did.

• High carbon dioxide in the atmosphere alone wouldn’t have been enough to keep the region balmy so close to the pole.

• I got into my car and just sat there in the balmy London night replaying the events of the day in my mind.

• On a New York terrace, there is a dinner dance one balmy summer evening.

• During a balmy summer, few things provide immediate enjoyment like a chilled glass of rosé.

• The surprisingly boring movie Contagion, has arrived, signaling the end of balmy youth for the field of infectious diseases.

• Eleanor Roosevelt addressed the record crowd on a balmy Southern California afternoon.

• The relation existing between the balmy plant and the commerce of the world is of the strongest kind.

• It seems hardly possible to draw a more graphic picture of the blessings diffused by the balmy plant, than that just given.

• It opened most propitiously and was one of those soft, balmy September days, more like early June than autumn.