noun

• The sixth month of the year, in the northern hemisphere usually considered the first month of summer.

  ‘the roses flower in June’

  More example sentences

  • ‘each June the group meet for an informal reunion’
  • ‘The revamped books are to be released three at a time each month from June until December.’
  • ‘He added: ‘It's got to be one of the hottest Junes in recent years.’’
  • ‘In June this year, he ordered a crossbow with a laser targeting sight from the internet.’
  • ‘In June next year I will be free to talk to the third team or anyone else, but I try not to look ahead.’
  • ‘In June last year, she became so ill that her mother came from the country to take her home to die.’
  • ‘By June last year his studies were complete, but Tyrone had a lot of ground to make up.’
  • ‘The best time to do this job is between April and June, immediately after flowering.’
  • ‘There are thousands of orchids and other chalk downland flowers to see in June and July.’
  • ‘Indeed, the region was in the midst of one of its wettest Junes on record.’
  • ‘The council will hear about proposed schemes for the centre in its June cycle of meetings.’
  • ‘One June morning, Hunt places an imposing purple box on the worktable in his office.’
  • ‘In June the weather is nice and you can enjoy the long evenings to relax in the town after a hard day at the circuit.’
  • ‘The June meeting will be a visit to Conderton Pottery followed by a meal at the Yew Tree Inn.’
  • ‘Ballot boxes will be left to gather dust in the June elections, as every vote will be cast by post.’
  • ‘In June the country was praised for its disaster preparations in a Red Cross report.’
  • ‘In June I set up an inclusion unit to deal with people who do not fit the drug treatment system.’
  • ‘In June the sea was warm enough to swim in but the weather wasn't too hot for sightseeing.’
  • ‘In June they offered her a place to stay until she could get her life together, he said.’
  • ‘Stevens was jailed for three years and three months for the store raid last June.’
  • ‘They flower from March to June and disperse mature seeds from May to July in the second year.’