Sentence examples for dead winter from inspiring English sources

"No one had told Hannie that the real winter followed on behind the solstice, no one had explained the deep dead winter after Christmas, when the light hardly grew and the cold and the long darkness closed like a shroud on the land".

"These days, they may very well come up here on dead winter weekends.

For every congenial character who can warm a room, there's another who can bring a draft from the north, a whiff of dead winter.

The city's Economic Development Corporation estimates that the project will generate more than $80 million in revenue for New York during a traditionally dead winter month.

New York came in dead last.

In dead summer, that is.

"It's dead today," a trader said.

"You could be dead tomorrow.

He has been dead since 1992.

Winehouse has been dead since 2011.

April 13-14: "Shaun of the Dead" (2004, Edgar Wright).