Sentence examples for burst of winter from inspiring English sources

A quick burst of winter blues-banishing, with comedies old (1960s heist comedy Go To Blazes), new (a preview of the new Muppets movie) and both old and new (a "world premiere" read-through of The Day Off, a movie written for Tony Hancock by Galton and Simpson, which was never made).

Take the Winter Bayberry ganache: the cranberry-bayberry puree smells and tastes like a burst of Christmas eve dinner with whiffs of holly and loved ones on all sides.

The odd burst of 1970s AM radio rock.

But by midafternoon came a temporary reprieve, like a burst of summer rain.

But the energy, the passion and the hope on the southern shore of the Mediterranean in early 2011 did resemble a sudden burst of spring.

A snapshot of the race, taken during a burst of summer campaigning, found that Mr. Obama holds an advantage of 6 percentage points over Mr. Romney in Florida and Ohio.

A burst of summer spending spurred a rebound in shop sales across the country during July, but petrol and groceries continued to drag, according to official figures.

The Fray's songs fit so cozily on soundtracks because they already sound familiar, in the perennial folk-rock style that had a burst of 1990s popularity with Counting Crows.

Since the great burst of 1960s nostalgia that erupted during the mid-90s Britpop era, McCartney has been elevated to a place even higher than the Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan.

It's true that housing prices seem to be on the upswing, but home construction is far from the levels reached in the years before the bubble burst of 2007.

Further, Wind made two successive excursions deep into the geomagnetic tail, in the first of which a tailward flow burst of ∼1200 km/s was observed.