Sentence examples for first winter of from inspiring English sources

These were: for birth date, total autumn rainfall (mm) between September and December in the autumn of gestation [ 55]; for birth weight, the average spring temperature (°C) between February and April [ 55]; and for first year survival, total winter rainfall (mm) between November and January of the first winter of life [ 49, 54].

My first winter of dribbling in gloves gave way to spring.

In their first winter of discontent, they are offering continuity and comity.

The other three members of her family died during the terrible first winter of the Plymouth Colony.

Winsmith's confidence in Spencer persisted through the first winter of the war and during their journey back to South Carolina in May 1862.

"'There are well-documented concerns facing the entire industry: the first winter of the English smoking ban, cost pressures and general consumer confidence.

By the end of his first winter on the job, Jordan was dissatisfied, restless and overweight.

Stein's account of the winter of 1943-1944 — the fifth winter of the war, "just one winter too much" — renders the exhaustion of waiting for the end and also the fear of the dangerous wounded beast the Germans have become.

We studied all patients with confirmed H1N1 2009 infection admitted to Australian and New Zealand ICUs during the second winter of the epidemic in 2010 and compared this experience with that which occurred during the winter of 2009.

In its second winter of opening, a network of church night shelters in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, had been part-funded by the council.

As Mrs. Cabey prepared for her third winter of plugging in electric heaters, the building was making her ever more nervous.