Sentence examples for hint of summer from inspiring English sources

In the dead of winter, it is a hint of summer.

The first hint of summer offers the perfect excuse to think about ice cream.

LIKE Brussels, with its fickle weather, the euro crisis enjoyed a hint of summer but has now returned to wintry gloom.

The only serious lapse in five visits over several months was a lunch salad of peaches, celery and cucumbers using fruit that lacked any hint of summer.

Every winter's day has a hint of summer at dawn, when the sun steals across the landscape and you can almost imagine the heat.

I always imagined spring to be a productive time where everything was in abundance, when flowers of many colours lined country roads, where a warm breeze gives the hint of summer, and baby farm animals fill straw-lined barns and lush green paddocks.

It carried the first icy hint of winter.

AFTER a French winter of discontent, comes a hint of spring.

The spices in the purée hint of Christmas, so freeze some for the holidays.

There is only a hint of winter in "Come and Go," which concludes the program on an almost frisky note.

Then there is the hint of 1950's fashion reappearing, mostly in the form of prim and proper suits.