Sentence examples for air of winter from inspiring English sources

Visitors to Mr. Hussain's online gallery could almost inhale the crisp air of winter.

The cool air of winter often brings temperature inversions to eastern China, causing thick haze to build up and obscure the land from satellite view.

There's nothing like the cold, dry air of winter to make your lips dry and flaky.

It had that wonderful air of 1950s modern design.

Materials collected, we set about devising a simple fixture with an air of 1960s cool.

"I'm looking forward to seeing the air of Christmas here," she says.

Looking into your eyes Nothing,i said, except the air of spring smelling of never and forever.

That changed with Looking on Darkness, written after a further sojourn in Paris, taking in the heady air of May 1968.

We were meeting in crisp air of 7,000 feet, but way down on the canyon floor, Brittany said, temperatures regularly swelled to more than 100 degrees in summer.

In the deadened and nervy air of early October, the idea of rebuilding the twin towers seemed remote, alien and a little bit indecent.

Great clouds of millinery net at times threatened to lend an air of 1988 Ascot to proceedings, but her dresses are just beautiful.