Sentence examples for frost of winter from inspiring English sources

The first frost of winter is one of the clearest markers of change in the annual cycle of life.

So let's follow her gaze through the golden damp of autumn and into the lustrous frost of winter beyond.

After the entire city is doused, the spraying will be repeated every five days for at least five weeks, or until the first frost of winter kills any remaining bugs, said mayor Rudolph Giuliani.

Deep in the white cold frost of winter, through long autumn nights, through the fresh brisk shoots of spring: All we long for is summer.

Many years ago, when I was a wee child in preschool, I abhorred playtime outside, especially in the frost of winter.

Deep in the white cold frost of winter, through long autumn nights, through the fresh brisk shoots of spring: all we long for is summer.

The other mode of measurement for growing seasons is stated in terms of frost-free days, i.e. the average number of days between the last frost of spring and the first killing frost of fall or winter.

If you live in a cool region, plant them after the first frost of spring.

Several weeks before the last frost of spring, Kohlrabi may be planted, which means you can start tilling your soil early.

Hilda Matheson recalled that "during the exceptionally severe frosts of 1929" she asked one of her talkers to read from Virginia Woolf's Orlando – "the romantic chapter describing the great frost in Elizabethan London".

In places, this led to the first frost of the winter season.