Sentence examples for icy winter from inspiring English sources
Back in the icy winter of 1979, the Scottish Cup second-round clash between Inverness Thistle and Falkirk had to be postponed no fewer than 29 times.
The summer season is short in Siberia, but icy winter excursions are becoming more popular.In this section A sickness of the soul Still blue The Sarko and Ségo show None better The ultimate programmes Europe's tentative reformers ReprintsIn theory, tourism could provide an incentive to preserve Baikal.
Simply by sprinkling them with salt, as the highway department does to icy winter roads.
Dumb luck, we both agreed, but a welcome respite to a long and icy winter.
As teams of farmers, men and women, broke the icy winter soil for planting, not a tractor was running.
The arrival of waxwings - exotic crested birds from Siberia - is traditionally the harbinger of an icy winter.
With a cast that also includes Rebecca Halpin and Marc Tumminelli, this hourlong "Snow Queen" is an icy summer treat.
Swedish director Alfredson is also known for the icy 2008 horror Let the Right One In.
It's an icy early spring day in Cambridge and a bitter wind is whipping across the Fens.
Mr. Pilsner is a perennial, and for good reason: a snappy, bracing bitterness that comes on like a splash of icy spring water, shaking the senses from their winter torpor.
Steve Owen invented the Umbrella defense, which evolved into the 4-3, and made the brilliant decision to have the Giants change from cleats into sneakers during the icy 1934 championship game.
