Sentence examples for get winter from inspiring English sources
It's guessing that, along with "blustery and bitter winds" (standard for any winter) and "a sharp drop in temperature" around February, we're going to get winter storms that last past the official start of spring.
Krause was once on the Hall's voting committee and quit, he said, primarily because he could not get Winter — in his educated opinion a basketball savant — his ceremonial due.
Stein "wheedled a military pass from the authorities," Toklas writes in the "Cook Book," so that they could drive to Paris to get winter clothes and passports from their apartment, and to try to protect Stein's paintings against bombing by laying them out on the floor.
Mr Laws said he did not back the continuation of all universal benefits in the current straitened economic climate - suggesting that it was "dotty" that wealthy pensioners were still able to get winter fuel allowance.
Shackleton believed the party was "fortunate to get winter quarters as near as this to our starting point for the south".
And as much as I love that I get welcomed into Walmart and love that I can get winter socks for my kids and Swiss chard both and still get back in time to pick them up from school, as much as I know that those are local people working those jobs, in honesty and humility with dreams of their own, sorting out their own stories to tell their spouses..
Do we get summer Fridays?
The Cardiff Blues get 8,000.
"Detroit City get 7,500 people.
