Sentence examples for close to winter from inspiring English sources

The only consolation in Boston is that Ramírez and the Dodgers are just as close to winter as Ortiz's Red Sox are.

It's close to Winter Park Resort and Loveland Ski Area.

It was too close to winter in 1810 for the work to be completed that year, and it had to be left until the following spring.

Still resentful and distrustful of federal officers and aware that Wayne would not launch a major offensive so close to winter, the men were not enthusiastic about the mission, which many of them considered trivial.

The egg stage lasts a few weeks in most butterflies, but eggs laid close to winter, especially in temperate regions, go through a diapause, and hatching may be delayed until spring.

Still, although casual observers see a shift closer to winter as relatively insignificant, the ramifications of playing a World Cup outside the standard window are considerable.

The issue is whether to stage the tournament in Qatar during the searing heat of the Middle Eastern summer, when it is now scheduled to be played, or to shift it to closer to winter in the Northern Hemisphere.

"My bigger concern is what happens in the future as we get closer to winter in the next four weeks," Dr. Thomas A. Farley, the city's health commissioner, said in an interview.

Moreover, as we edge closer to winter, the days fit for moving outdoors will start getting scarce.

The closer to winter you start, the worse your chances are of making it to Oregon.

Spring habitat was a better predictor of little bustard's wintering range than vice versa, which has clear management implications (preserving breeding sites closer to wintering areas ensures the conservation of a larger proportion of the total distribution range).