weather region造句

• In hot-weather regions, they can peak too quickly, producing dull wine.
• She is occasionally seen on all ITV weather regions but rarely south of Watford.
• Canada Goose products are also worn by researchers and workers in remote, cold-weather regions.
• Most rice in the United States is grown in warm-weather regions, including Arkansas, California and Louisiana.
• Soon, in many warm-weather regions, baseball came to be considered a major sport, approaching the level of football and basketball.
• Heden laments the fact that he and his family dwell in one of the most boring weather regions in America.
• Turbulence at Triton's surface creates a troposphere ( a " weather region " ) rising to an altitude of 8 km.
• The technique is not perfect, as freeze-thaw cycles ( in cold-weather regions ) and tree root growth can eventually result in damage which requires repair.
• Convection near Triton's surface heated by the Sun creates a troposphere ( a " weather region " ) rising to an altitude of about 8 km.
• College baseball has grown phenomenally in popularity since the 1980s, as coaches and athletic directors in warm-weather regions of the nation began to recognize the unrealized potential appeal of the sport.
• Because most of the reported incidents involve motorists driving in hot-weather regions _ and because supplies of replacement tires are short _ the recall is being conducted in phases, starting in the Sun Belt states.
• Many people in bad-weather regions have purchased SUVs in the past just to be able to have four wheels driving their cars, forcing customers to pay thousands of dollars for size and gear they do not need.
• Gretel Ehrlich's " The Future of Ice " ( Pantheon Books, 197 pages, $ 21.95 ) recounts her six-month immersion in cold weather regions around the globe, those areas most imperiled by the increasing effects of global warming.
• Gretel Ehrlich's " The Future of Ice " ( Pantheon Books, 197 pages, $ 21 . 95 ) recounts her six-month immersion in cold weather regions around the globe, those areas most imperiled by the increasing effects of global warming.