Sentence examples for I consider winter from inspiring English sources

"I consider winter to be 'Jane Eyre' weather," she said.

When he conducted that orchestra in private concerts in early August, Mr. Ozawa told The Japan Times, "I consider today, the first day I conducted before an audience after my convalescence, as the first date of my second life".

So, all in all, I consider today's Democratic Party agenda rollout to be a good start.

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"I did consider yesterday inviting them to come and see me.

I'd consider last weekend a preview of what's to come for the next few months.

"I do not consider today's vote the end, only a different beginning," Hunter said.

"I don't consider today sad because he accomplished what he set out to accomplish, and he's gone on to a better life," said Chuck Costello, 45, an elevator repairman.

He said: "I will carefully consider today's recommendations as we look at how the Scottish government, Cosla and individual councils can improve how education is delivered in rural Scotland".

And this is wherefore I implore you to consider today to start your training for the inevitable harder days likely ahead.

Consider this weekend when I went out with a few SMILFs.