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Meanings of summer time in English
A widely used system of adjusting the official local time forward, usually by one hour from its official standard time, for the spring, summer, and early autumn periods.
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The spirit that breathes about it in summer time is gently pastoral.
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And, sure enough, in the summer time the lad was there again.
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So in the summer time they had all set out for America.
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Scarcely saw you except for a few weeks in the summer time.
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He has to preach here in the summer time to city congregations.
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Something happened in the summer time, when we were talking at Netherwoods.
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The summer time is a period of moral deterioration with most boys.
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Nothing can be more beautiful in summer time than this shady lawn.
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This is Lake Michigan in summer time, and boats are plying everywhere.
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Tell me what you did at summer time when you were little.
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Lots of city folks come here in summer time, just for that.
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You couldn't travel far without seein' of 'em in the summer time.
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Sir, -Perhaps we should reach a compromise regarding winter and summer time.
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It's summer time, and with the sun comes free outdoor festivals.
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There in the summer time the gloaming continues until nearly midnight.
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It was in the middle of his week's engagement-oncemore in summer time.