Sentence examples for a combination of winter from inspiring English sources

It turns out it comes from a combination of winter squash and shrimp essence, and it was as delicious a "new" rice dish as I've had in years.

The city's longevity as a destination lies in a combination of winter sun, daily pool parties, valets offering cocaine hook ups and the enhanced physiques of outwardly beautiful women/men (delete as appropriate).

The old assessment was based on a combination of 1938 building costs and 1964 land values.

The additional tax liability was probably a combination of 2003 and 2004 estimated taxes.

Lish's style often feels like a combination of 1960s new journalism and rolling Cormac McCarthy narrative.

Mathematicians from Strathclyde University have just calculated the effect on Scottish North Sea coasts, on communities like Aberdeen, of a combination of spring tides, strong winds and high waves.

Next door at Nina Ricci, Peter Copping personally narrated a small show, which took its shapes from a combination of 1950s couture and swimwear.

A combination of last year's Fukushima nuclear disaster, the German government's subsequent decision to phase out nuclear power and the general economic downturn has long made investments in new reactors look shaky.

A combination of GS-7977 with ribavirin, which is generic, would be far less expensive than a combination with daclatasvir, he said, because new hepatitis drugs are expected to cost tens of thousands of dollars for a course of treatment.

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This couple, from New York by way of San Diego, were quickly celebrated for their engrossing songs, a combination of 1950s and '60s girl-group sweet desperation, with a mild disaffected streak running underneath.