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How to use dry season in a sentence

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Flower buds are borne on new shoots emerging from the terminal branches at the end of the cool, dry season.
The best time to visit is during the winter dry season, from May to October.
In the dry season, all life moves north, leaving the southern plains disappointingly bare and empty.
The climate is highly seasonal, with a well-defined dry season from late November to mid-May.
Smoke pollution from illegal land-clearing fires has become an annual problem during the region's mid-year dry season.
The climate is humid and tropical with a dry season from January to May and a wet season from June to December.
During the dry season, it is less critical to find dry wood because even the greenest pine dries quickly.
The ideal time to visit Cusco and the surrounding highlands is during the dry season, between April and October.
Because of the dry season there was not one tiny drop of water in the river.
This species of hartebeest has its young in the late dry season, some antelope prefer to drop their young during the first rains.
California fog provides a unifying tonalist palette, especially in the dry season when the hills are dun colored.
Motorists leave huge clouds of dust behind them as they drive along the village's narrow dirt roads in the dry season.
While they're well into the dry season, there's an abundance of green feed and fat cattle, and the live export trade is thriving.
They've come south to graze their cattle and trade in the dry season from time immemorial.
January's dry season will not be broken by cyclonic rains as had been expected.
Ripping is done in narrow bands or planting furrows at a regular interval from each other in dry season.
During the dry season, huge forest fires scorch thousands of acres of natural areas.
In the dry season, the women would fetch it and carry it home in jars on their heads, or from dirty tanks which gave us diseases.
Tall fescue, a cool-season grass, is good-looking and heat-hardy but requires irrigation to make it through the dry season.
Unlike species in colder climates, tropical species experience a period of inactivity associated with the dry season.
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Examples from Classical Literature
The dry season here is not excessive, nor is there any estivation, as in some tropical countries.
The lungfish have a curious habit which keeps them over the dry season.
It was on a sultry day of the dry season that he and one of his cousins had gone down to the bank to drink.
The process of ensilage is to be prepared for shortage of feed in dry season.
In the dry season, under cloudless skies for months, the unrelenting sun beats down in an unvarying crush of heat and light.
In the dry season, the pools completely dry out and the fishes die, but the eggs resist desiccation and remain in the substratum during the dry period.
We arrived when the dry season was beginning so that, far from being impassibly flooded, the river's depths alternated with shoals that only local pilots could anticipate.
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