Sentence examples for hibernation I from inspiring English sources

I'd had one done for Esa's Cluster mission, and when Rosetta came out of hibernation, I said, 'right, let's get it done now'.

My personal song for this morning is "I'm So Tired," but before I go into any post-Grammy debriefing, re-habbing hibernation, I wanted to share my special celebratory Grammy playlist for all the winning women of this Grammy night.

My hope was that I'd healed enough over half a year's hibernation, I'd become immune to painful memories.

Syrian hamsters are referred to as permissive hibernators, i.e. hibernation is an optional response to temporary non-optimal environmental conditions.

My addled brain interpreted the white noise of unemployment to mean that I was going into hibernation, that I had to lay in reserves.

Two things changed me. 1) As you'll see if you are ever bored enough to read my HuffPost bio, I went into a life-changing political hibernation when I became a newspaper reporter.

One winter, a couple of years ago, I was so determined to reject the seasonal apathy and hibernation that I ploughed on regardless in a thoroughly springtime mindset.

When I was searching for meatloaf scenes on YouTube, a classic hibernation food, I came across this shockingly well-populated genre of flushing food into porcelain toilet bowls.

My smart road-racing bike came out of hibernation and I blazed up and down the Beacons.

Herby, sweet, aged and strong (55 per cent ABV), it is undoubtedly a class act, but our bottle remained in hibernation until I discovered the Last Word (30ml Green Chartreuse, 30ml gin, 30ml fresh lime juice, 30ml maraschino liqueur, shake with ice and strain into a cocktail glass).

I went into hibernation mode when I first applied to it.