Sentence examples for combat the winter from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, there is plenty of other stuff to try out that should help combat the winter blues.

Firefighters, police, soldiers and volunteers combed through the ruins, some using their hands, watched anxiously by dozens of the victims' family members who wore thick jackets, woollen hats and scarves to combat the winter chill.

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Growing up in Huntsville, Ala., Matthews loved to watch "Combat," the 1960s TV series about a World War II infantry squad.

In an attempt to combat the "summer brain drain," the new schedule will mean that students and teachers will not have a long summer break, with the goal of retaining as much classroom learning as possible.

He was fully clothed and in a padded overcoat to combat the spring chill.

More recently, to combat the 2008 recession, both the Bush and Obama administrations intervened with significant government spending to pull the economy out of recession.

Natural resources companies are consolidating to combat the fall in global commodities prices following the bursting of the commodities bubble of earlier this decade and a slowdown in demand as a result of the global recession.

In January 1937 an American battalion was formed and hastily thrown into combat the next month.

In Richmond last week, Attorney General Sessions suggested reviving Nancy Reagan's 80s anti-drug campaign to combat the 2017 addiction crisis.

The budget represented a shift from the Obama administration's strategy in previous years of using increased government spending, such as the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, to combat the late 2000s recession.