Sentence examples for a winter when from inspiring English sources

American writers are using I and me 42percentt more than they did in 1960... It's a winter when it's easy enough to find oneself hunched over one's computer screen, locked in horrified gaze at the self-adoration of others, and look up to find one's friends talking on and on about themselves, their words frozen and repeating "I," "I," "I".

It has been a winter when no man could shake hands with his brother without giving him a brisk shock.

Padraig Harrington, emerging from a winter when he made yet more changes to his golf game, had a dream start to his season today.

But in a winter when forecasters have had more to talk about than when you will need an umbrella in the morning, viewers have noticed.

The Labor prime minister, James Callaghan, was upended in 1979 after a winter when huge public-sector strikes left corpses unburied and rats in the street.

But Cook's position, and the World Cup squad, is not the only subject under consideration, even in a winter when England do not play another Test until they go to the West Indies in April.

She quit only after taking a fall, when pregnant, at a county fair.

He recalled a winter three years ago when he called his grandchildren for the holidays.

He recalled a summer when he was 15 and his parents sent him to Paris.

He also remembers a Christmas when money was scarce and his father was sick.

The first came in a late 1990s winter, when friends who had moved to Brooklyn invited her to a Christmas party.