Sentence examples for a miserable winter for from inspiring English sources

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — A miserable winter for the Jets bled into an optimistic spring, which gave way to a summer bursting with promise and possibility — at least from their perspective.

It has been a miserable winter for retailers.

Giving two-, three- and four-year-olds the free nasal spray really is in everyone's interests if you want to help avoid a miserable winter for all the family".

"Giving two, three and four year olds the free nasal spray really is in everyone's interests if you want to help avoid a miserable winter for all the family".

The X Factor cannot come soon enough for ITV, which has endured a miserable summer for weekend ratings, culminating last Sunday with its lowest share of the audience, just 7.8%, in the broadcaster's 56-year history.

This could have been a miserable summer for Bresnan, who was one of the lower-profile victims of England's Ashes mauling – he has not been selected in the Test or one-day squads, and even had to withdraw from Sunday's Twenty20 international because of a pectoral problem.

MUCH of the northern hemisphere has had a miserable winter.

Carlos Pena, who had a miserable 2010 season for Tampa Bay, is a remarkable example.

ALABAMA 95, TENNESSEE 82: Erwin Dudley had 25 points and the reserve Earnest Shelton matched his career high with 21 as seventh-ranked Alabama overcame a miserable second half start for a victory over visiting Tennessee.

Until the July tournament in Indianapolis he had a miserable 10-14 record for the year; since then he has won 19 and lost three, with Roger Federer being the last man to beat him.

Bitcoin whipsawed investors Friday, falling below $8,000 for the first time since November before recovering most of the day's losses, as a miserable 2018 continued for cryptocurrencies.