Sentence examples for breath of winter from inspiring English sources
I was half hoping the warmer weekend would have brought on a final flourish of flowers on the allotment, but truth be told the cold breath of winter creeping into the evenings is setting the pace, resetting the plants internal clocks.
With my messenger bag slung across my back, I took a deep breath of winter air and thought, I feel like me.
I'm tipping the hat to the world beneath the window, the magnolia breath of summer when it comes.
They built a platform in the swimming pool at the country house for Ms. Spyer and were there from the first warm breath of spring until Labor Day.
As the warm breath of summer gives way to crisp autumn breezes, people who love the outdoors put on their hiking boots and head for the hills.
That's the Peter Norton Space of the Signature Theater Company, where Mr. Irwin's "Harlequin Studies" opened last night like a last breath of summer.
On gray November days, when the goldfinches are long gone, I can hold that little bag in my hand and take a deep breath of summer.
But the owners of John-Michael's Restaurant, the building's current resident, have brought in a breath of spring and dreams of summer with a stone patio fitted with tables, umbrellas, torches and a fire pit.
The palette ranges from somber goth hues to joyful light colors that suggest the first breath of spring, seen in short skirts, long skirts, trousers and -- in some cases -- the shirt, lengthened to a minidress.
In 1988, he released an aching lament called "Baby Blue": "Like a breath of spring, she came and left, and I still don't know why / So here's to you, and whoever holds my baby blue tonight".
