Sentence examples for long severe from inspiring English sources

Rainfall exceeds 40 inches (1,000 mm) on the range, with long, severe winters.

The year 2003, characterized over much of Europe by an extremely long, severe heat wave, was bizarre.

Scientists already knew the Southwest was prone to long, severe megadroughts far worse than anything that has happened there since European settlement of the region began.

She swam in the cold Atlantic ocean; she was a fanatic for exercise; and she enjoyed the long, severe winters and short, stunning summers, to say nothing of muddy spring and flaming fall.

Finnish biochemist whose investigations directed toward improving the production and storage of protein-rich green fodder, vitally important to regions characterized by long, severe winters, brought him the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1945.

As pictures of a happy, round-faced infant are shown (he was born in 1936) -- in contrast to the long, severe face with the slender glasses that many know -- he remembers that he was so loved that his father's last words were, "Where's Yves?" As Mr. Saint Laurent reflects on his boyhood, "Times" reminds us of the work of one of his idols, Proust.

The attitude was "wait and see" because the diagnosis of "autism" invariably meant life-long severe disability, not the "spectrum" we recognize today.

Utilisation of a real-life, decade-long severe asthma population on maximal controller therapy.

His speech was prefaced by a severe denunciation of Kenealy's conduct, "the longest, severest and best merited rebuke ever administered from the Bench to a member of the bar" according to the trial's chronicler John Morse.

In the mountains the winters are long and severe.

Twenty20 emerged when West Indian cricket was in a long and severe decline.