Sentence examples for grip of summer from inspiring English sources

AS SEPTEMBER unfolds into October, the hot grip of summer is beginning to give way to brisker temperatures.

I have a predilection for reading about cold places while in the sweaty grip of summer, so the timing of this book is an added recommendation.

A touch of the animally side of syrah, with the lovely texture and grip of 2010.

To millions of Americans, the season's first robin means that the grip of winter is broken.

The US and Canada are still very much in the grip of winter, with Timberline (485cm upper slope base) receiving 38cm of new snow this week.

IN the granite grip of winter, the sunny notion of a dessert named St.-Tropez (more widely known as tarte tropezienne) has undeniable appeal.

The country may still be in the icy grip of winter, but Watford here were lifted by the early impact of Spring.

Now that the icy grip of winter has truly set in, and Britain is as cold as it has ever been, it is more important than ever to have access to safe, efficient sources of heating.

In the grip of winter, Mr. Sale has placed his faith in cabbage, potatoes, squash and brussels sprouts, which he handles expertly, bringing a rustic, potent quality to main courses like seared Arctic char, served on a thick bed of crunchy savoy cabbage infused with the tangy flavor of smoked salmon bacon and earthy chanterelles.

Large sections of the United States are being frozen by the grip of winter, with a weather system known as a polar vortex bringing subzero temperatures and blizzard conditions across the Midwest.

But attendance woes led to track's only race being shifted to the second week of the season, while north Georgia is still in the grips of winter.