Sentence examples for hibernate from from inspiring English sources

They hibernate from November to March in groups.

It might hibernate from time to time and sink back into the swamp.

In winter, when the garden is closed to the public, the flaps will fold over the front, allowing the pavilion to hibernate from graffiti and vandalism, a recurring problem in the park.

The post-primary campaign is getting a little too intense for this stage of the game, especially after Mr. Bush made those soothing comments about the public's right to hibernate from politics for a while.

Dormice hibernate from late October-November to April-May and require cold, dry autumns that allow them to eat as much as possible and store energy for the coming months.

"In the winter, would most golfers hibernate from the game if their local course or their club had a simulator where they could still play two nights a week or every Saturday?

The primary host, M. himalayana usually hibernates from October and comes out of hibernation from April the next year [ 5].

In winter, when most of the country is hibernating from icy temperatures, Los Angeles beckons to shoppers with its warm weather, sparkling sands, and sun-drenched boulevards.

Click "OK" and that will stop the hibernating from occurring You can always turn it back on, later, if you like.

He's just a guy who is struggling with his own demons and has chosen to isolate, hibernate himself from life and withdraw.

After my daughters died, I was thankful for the viciously cold upstate New York winter where I could hibernate away from the world and people.