Sentence examples for a kind of winter from inspiring English sources
Which, come to think of it, he never had any qualms about modeling as a kind of winter fashion.
There were several tea rooms and a kind of winter garden in which to mingle and watch the world outside.
The second period begins, and the game is settling into a kind of winter late-afternoon drowsiness.Very quiet here as the chill sets in.
The New Yorker, November 29 , 1969P. 50 On a kind of Christmas Day-big flakes blurring everything.
Her proposed ticket with Fillon was spontaneous, "a kind of Christmas present for the prime-minister".
By Marianne Moore The New Yorker, November 29 , 1969P. 50 On a kind of Christmas Day-big flakes blurring everything.
But what he wanted to achieve at the end of the novel, he says, was a kind of 1960s nostalgia.
He said that going to the military camps was, for many in the Islamic world, a kind of summer ritual.
They're a kind of Thanksgiving celebration, and you can't celebrate Thanksgiving without showing up for it; I'm grateful to NBC for preparing the feast.
"The Sunny Side Up Show,"which runs each morning, for instance, is meant to be a kind of "Today" show for toddlers.
Over the next two years Sindelar, playing as a kind of 1930s prototype false nine, would score 16 goals in 16 games as the Austrians battered allcomers.
