Sentence examples for going into the winter from inspiring English sources

"Given this environment, and particularly going into the winter season, it is dangerously low," he said.

This year's figure going into the winter months is the lowest since 2006-07 when the margin was 3%.

"Given this environment, and particularly going into the winter season, it is dangerously low," Mr. Baggaley said.

"We're not real nervous going into the winter," said Trip Doggett, chief executive of the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, or Ercot, which operates the state grid.

Since then, Maher has established himself as part of a very watchable Alkmaar side, who have transformed their inconsistency into winning football, to sit top of the table going into the winter break.

Landing those jumps helped Asada clinch the Four Continents title in Jeonju, South Korea, but it also gave her something more valuable: confidence going into the Winter Games, where she will go up against her longtime rival, Kim Yu-na.

"The drop in oil prices could be the start of some relief on energy costs for consumers going into the winter months," said Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at Standard & Poor's.

He had to reinvent himself going into the 1968 season.

I'm in a nice position going into the last two days".

There was much energy going into the 1988 race because little else was going on.

"It's the best feeling I can remember going into the second half," he said.