Sentence examples for end of every summer from inspiring English sources

It was Color War, the four-day blitz of competition at the end of every summer when Camp Wah-Nee is divided in two.

ON A leafy business-school campus on a wooded plateau south of Versailles, tanned French corporate bosses gather for a think-in at the end of every summer.

AT the end of every summer, as the heaps of fresh fruit start to dwindle at the farmers' markets, the urge to preserve it all pulls strong.

In a quaint ritual of Britain's political calendar, the prime minister repairs to the Queen's Balmoral estate in the Scottish Highlands for a weekend break at the end of every summer.

Gavin Schmidt, a climate modeller and the deputy director of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies, points out that what was an anomaly in 1922 is now the norm: the waters near Spitsbergen are clear of ice at the end of every summer.

England were a laughing stock, and at the end of every summer and every winter there would be a phone-in show on 5 live debating why English cricket was so bad.

At the end of every fiscal year, the government would send me a W2 form stating exactly how much money they had withheld, which I dutifully forwarded to Dick.

Watford have remained the higher ranked team at the end of every season since 1997.

Watford have remained the higher ranked team at the end of every season since 1997 (and for 22 of the last 23 seasons, with only 1996 97 seeing Luton finish higher in the league than Watford).

The prime minister announced last week that by the end of 2014 every new contract with a UK internet service provider will ask customers to opt in to receive adult content.

Since then, NL-001 isolates have been dominantly present in all regions (N & NW in 2009 not sampled) from the very beginning to the very end of every blight season from 2004 to 2009 with a frequency roughly correlating to the total number of isolates collected in the Netherlands.