Sentence examples for freeze of winter from inspiring English sources

I went to Finland in October, when the deep freeze of winter was just clamping down.

The perpetual darkness and deep freeze of winter means clean up efforts would be forced to stop for large parts of the year.

It was one of those April mornings when the warmth of the sun on your skin seems miraculous after the deep freeze of winter and you can almost feel the hair on your arms turning golden, the vivid physicality heightened by the lingering trace of hangover.

The "termination dust" that fell every fall ahead of the deep freeze of winter made my job easier, providing an annual pause in development, with the cold winters that followed keeping the permafrost permanently frozen.

This time of season after the bountiful autumn harvests when plants and fruits have withered away in the death freeze of winter speaks to us of this peaceful silence.

The great freeze of 1895, which killed the citrus groves.

But since the cash freeze of 2010, the nutrients have become increasingly scarce.

The freeze of 1821 is not the only one on record; others occurred in 1720 and 1780, according to I.N.

Mr. Meadows said there were some freezing spells last winter that caused damage in some pockets of Florida, but nothing like the big freeze of 1989, when frigid temperatures for several days caused huge crop losses throughout the state.

Yet while of course science needs infrastructure investment, who will be occupying all the new buildings and operating the fancy equipment when the core science budget has suffered from under-investment since the cash freeze of 2010?

But since the freeze of last November labeled a foundation as proof of permanence, allowing the unit to be completed, she saw a new focus on digging foundations right away.