'at winter' is a correct and usable phrase in written English, most often when referring to a specific season.
For example, "The volcano erupts annually at winter."
Manuel was resting comfortably yesterday at Winter Haven (Fla).
Of particular note this year at Winter Jazzfest's spotlight on ECM is the appearance of Cuba-born, Brooklyn-based pianist David Virelles in two settings.
It was shown that during daytime both GPS TEC and COSMIC IEC values were generally lower at winter than in summer solstice practically over all specific points.
He appreciates having about 150 at winter services, but in summer, he said, "It's disheartening, like you're giving a party and almost nobody comes".
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85, died of pulmonary fibrosis at Winter Haven Hospital, Winter Haven, FL Tuesday, March 1 , 2005
The Broadway opening night is set for 9 April 2015, with previews beginning on 20 March, at Winter Garden Theater.
Largest wind speeds (>60 m/s) are again evident at winter mid-latitudes close to the tropopause but also in the winter hemisphere above approximately 50 hPa (polar night jet).
The storm brought a first look at winter coats, right.
