| In the early sixth century B.C., Anaximander made the Hesiodic idea of seasonable action the basis of his cosmology. |
| This activity is marked by a significant seasonable variation which also prejudices the first half of the current financial year. |
| All the married couples received seasonable gifts at Christmas and the smokers one ounce of tobacco. |
| She was sitting by the open window, wearing a seasonable but oddly short and bright dress. |
| We are used to accomodate our guests with a traditional cooking, composed with regional and seasonable products. |
| They knew when and where to be to take advantage of a seasonable abundance. |
