Sentence examples for is the dead of from inspiring English sources
(If it is the dead of winter, choose a pub or cafe that lets dogs inside).
It is the dead of winter, and Peter Simonite's exquisite cinematography captures the bluish snow light with such acute sensitivity to atmosphere that even in the warmth of a theater you may shiver.
Here is "The Dead of Winter," by Debbie Drechsler, which was originally published in 1996: Tune in tomorrow for "Song of Myself!," a comic strip about Walt Whitman drawn in the style of Jack Kirby, by R. Sikoryak.
It is the dead of summer in the heart of nowhere in the middle of the American Century -- a time for touring with a vengeance, overpriced Kodachrome and souvenir tomahawks from Taipei.
— Here it is, the dead of winter, and it is hard to turn on the television — particularly NBC — without catching a glimpse of Michael Phelps swimming through the streets in a sandwich commercial, or parting water in a pool for an Olympics promo.
It is the dead of the night and I am at the port of La Rochelle on France's Atlantic coast.
And lest you had any doubt, the fast-food industry is the deadest of all dead ends for workers.
"It's the dead of winter".
The names on the lists were the dead of Auschwitz.
It's the dead of winter, nights are cold.
