Sentence examples for autumn long from inspiring English sources
Salazar remembers Rupp's devoting only a month fully to running that autumn long ago and still finishing second in his age group at the national junior cross-country championships.
All autumn long and during winter snow, the memory of the azure sea and green mountains stayed in my mind, especially the village of Aieta, where the idea of possessing a romantic retreat haunted me.
I wake up, like everyone else, thinking "November already" and realize that "already" is a word that's been with me all autumn long, always measuring how far behind the season I feel.
Russia has relatively conservative attitudes toward homosexuality, and all autumn long Nizhny Novgorod was blanketed with tens of thousands of leaflets saying that Mr. Nemtsov's liberal, pro-Western opposition party, the Union of Right Forces, ardently favored gay rights and employed canvassers with AIDS.
From spicy pumpkin leek soup to curried roasted carrots, these recipes will have you loving orange all autumn long.
But for an autumn afternoon long ago.
The autumn statement long ago became a wholly political confection, not a serious economic policy milestone.
It's an awkward question for Mr Kernan, who inherited the governorship when Frank O'Bannon died last year, because he is running for re-election this autumn after long proclaiming that he didn't want the job.The genial Mr Kernan may need to show more fire to fend off a tough challenge in November.
ACROSS America, and especially in the West, a rite of autumn has long been to spend a weekend in the hills or along lakes, rifle or even bow in hand, searching for a deer, elk, duck or goose.It is a fairly solitary pursuit, but even so, hunters are lonelier these days.
The dramatic colors of trees in autumn have long been considered a pointless beauty, merely a byproduct of how leaves age.
The region is cold and dry in spring with frequent wind, warm and wet in summer with frequent drought, early frosts in autumn, and long, cold winters with little snowfall.
