Sentence examples for colder weeks from inspiring English sources

Tallard preferred to bide his time, replenish supplies and allow Marlborough's Danube campaign to flounder in the colder weeks of Autumn; the Elector and Marsin, however, newly reinforced, were keen to push ahead.

They do the job without gloves, in all but the coldest weeks of winter.

"This quarter was unusual in that we didn't have any cold weeks.

As it played out over three cold weeks, the gas shutoff left hundreds of thousands of homes in southeastern Europe without heat and shuttered hundreds of factories.

Morgan agrees with the National Trust assessment that the weather is becoming more unsettled, noting that December has seen both very warm and cold weeks.

It takes a strange frame of mind to believe that demolishing a wooded encampment of homeless immigrant men and evicting them onto the streets during one of the coldest weeks of winter can be an act of prudence and compassion.

At her home, on the rolling green hills overlooking Lake Winnisquam, Ms. Frawley presented Mr. Huntsman with an ice scraper, which she reminded him he would need in the cold weeks leading up to the state's primary next year.

We corresponded for two months, starting with those first cold weeks when Michael would return to his empty home with his children off at college, and now Nancy gone, and struggle to shovel the icy driveway.

With British sporting history freshly rewritten after this remarkable past 12 months, it can sometimes be near impossible to recall, all these cold weeks later, quite how much tension, expectation and apprehension surrounded the moments that brought such greatness.

Although Louisiana is not known for its cold weather, Mardi Gras always falls in our coldest weeks of the year.

This studio at Mana Contemporary has been a godsend and refuge during these freezing cold weeks -- made more shocking since he had been in Honolulu just before flying here.