Sentence examples for brooding season from inspiring English sources

By the time this is over, even ol' Riles will have emerged from his annual brooding season and just admit that I am a genius because, as Artur Schnabel said, "The pauses between the notes -- ah, that is where the art resides".

Bees also accurately regulate temperature in the hive between 35 and 36 °C (95 and 97 °F) by behavioral means (e.g., beating wings to circulate air) in the brood season.

Mets fans still brooding about last season's disaster might consider what was different and perhaps improved about their personnel during Friday night's 3-0 victoverover the Houston Astros at Shea Stadium.

They tell me that Mr. HGH has been unusually grumpy this season, brooding over the Angels' decision to bring in Torii Hunter and give him center field.

He sat brooding until the season's final stages, when he was freed by the ascension of Don Chaney, plus a newly found perimeter shot.

With other star forwards on the squad like Italian Christian Vieri Christian Vieri, Brazil's Ronaldo and Chile's Ivan Zamorano Ivan Zamorano, Recoba has spent much of the past few seasons brooding from the bench.

In catwalk terms, orange is billed as the colour to break up the brooding mood this coming season – though Jean Paul Gaultier's bobby-dazzling red suit or Dolce & Gabbana's red quilted dinner jacket probably take things a little far.

But it's enough to make its recipients -- children, friends, husbands who will undoubtedly brood this upcoming season over their team's losses (don't tell him I said that) -- happy.

About 41% of the males failed to mate (see Zając et al. 2006 for details), 33% of all males raised only one brood per season, 1.7% of all males raised a second brood with the same female, and only 2.3% of all males mated polygynously.

Winter is upon us and so too is the season of dark, brooding TV dramas.

Great Horned Owls generally only have one brood per season.