Sentence examples for enduring winter from inspiring English sources
Is it now enduring winter in relations with Russia?That rather depends on what exactly Mr Putin intends with his recent tough talk.
In Brooklyn, they used to sit around delicatessens in the enduring winter and wonder why Charlie Dressen summoned Ralph Branca to pitch to Bobby Thomson.
Enduring winter without freezing therefore requires a series of physiological changes that last almost half a year each winter season.
Eartha Kitt is probably best known today as the performer of an enduring Christmas hit, Santa Baby.
THE BIBLICAL story of the Magi is part of an enduring Christmas tradition, but with an unexpected legacy.
His Second Concerto, a beloved concert staple, is the score of the enduring 1945 film, "Brief Encounter".
"As a husband and a father I cannot begin to imagine the anguish that the Weinstein and Lo Porto families are enduring today," he said.
Sixty-four of the 82 crewmen gathered beside San Diego Bay Saturday to be recognized as prisoners of war for enduring 11 months in captivity.
Some more recent entries are also enduring early summer doldrums, including "Topdog/Underdog," the Pulitzer winner that was spurned by Tony voters in the race for best play.
"The survey demonstrates the substantial economic loss that New York City artists have been enduring since 9/11," said Theodore S. Berger, the executive director of the New York Foundation for the Arts.
The Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey's current production in Madison offers a vigorous rendition of the play adapted by Neil Bartlett in 2004 from Dickens's enduring 1838 novel about an orphaned boy.
