Hottest part of summer in the Northern Hemisphere.
The hot period between early July and early September; a period of inactivity.
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Examples for "dog days of summer"
Examples for "dog days of summer"
1The opposite of the lazy, hazy dog days of summer that I long for.
2The harvests were good, and no plague had come, even during the dog days of summer.
3Even in the dog days of summer with no clients present, Kelleher held those around him to a high standard.
4The dog days of summer are upon us, get ready, office temperatures are slated to reach full on North pole.
5There are ways of tweaking the calendar but shifting the Six Nations to the dog days of summer is not it.
A period of unusually hot weather.
1My ma don't care how often I go in-onlyin dog days.
2Give them all the water they can drink in the dry dog days.
3Well, this year I have the remedy for the dog days of Christmas.
4We're seeing a lot of it, here in the dog days.
5The fierce sun of the dog days was coming hotly through the open window.
6And, while it dwindled, the heat came on, and then the stifling dog days.
7These dog days make me tired; I sleep without sleeping, for lack of energy.
8Wadin' in the crick in dog days! exploded Aunt Rebecca.
9The opposite of the lazy, hazy dog days of summer that I long for.
10I am sweating as if it were the dog days!
11In summer, on the other hand, they are assigned from Walpurgis Night until dog days.
12And all I'll have is a limp and the dog days of my second career.
13And hasn't it some connection with the dog days?
14For Hollywood, August is summer's dog days no longer.
15He was, as much as any in these dog days, a man of his word.
16And the mess got wind of it, and made a rare story for the dog days.
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