mild-winter

Add in a relatively mild winter in the United States, which reduced demand, and there appears to have been a glut.

On such a mild winter's afternoon, having such joyful feelings, we are welcoming the first English Speech Contest of shiyan School.

In the United States, rust likely overwinters in the Gulf Coast during a mild winter, a much smaller risk compared with Brazil.

That, coupled with an unusually mild winter, has kept bills for home heating unusually low.

In 1957, a BBC television show announced that thanks to a mild winter, Swiss farmers were enjoying a bumper spaghetti crop.

an unseasonably mild winter in the northeast and midwest has led to a buildup in inventories and , as a result , weaker prices.

Britain has a mild winter and cool summer because it is an island country. in winter the sea is warmer than the land.

The coastal area has very mild winter, but by contrast the central plains become extremely cold.

For the natives of Hefei who are used to the mild winter, minus 5 degrees centigrade is really challenging.

a mild winter storm; a mild fever; fortunately the pain was mild; a mild rebuke; mild criticism.

GA mild winter weather in the southern region, the relative humidity in summer.

England has a mild winter and a coll summer because it is an island country.

Britain has a mild winter and a cool summer because it is an island country.

Mild winter expected for much of U. S.

We had a mild winter this year.

Britain has a mild winter and cool summer because it is an island.

They had an exceptionally mild winter last year.

Eg: They had a mild winter last year.

In a recent New York City survey, more than one-third of responding adults reported at least mild winter malaise;

Enrichment on greenhouse production in mild winter climates