Sentence examples for move to winter from inspiring English sources

Around 1300, the shepherds of Montaillou, the French village studied by Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie, twice a year crossed the Pyrenees with their flocks on the transhumance, the move to winter or summer pasture, just as shepherds in some countries do today.

Dyke, who took up his FA role last month, thinks the tournament is likely to move to winter because of the heat.

Mr Dyke, who took up his FA role last month, thinks the tournament is likely to move to winter because of the heat.

Teams were sent to warn more than 1,000 people living in watersheds and riverbeds to move to winter shelters or at least high ground.

Many of the European leagues have come out against a move to winter because of the havoc it would cause with league schedules.

The UN estimates that more than 3m people were left homeless by the earthquake, that 200,000 in the higher valleys may soon be cut off by snow, and that a further 150,000 may move, to winter in the lower valleys.It can only be a guess.

Nevada announced it would move to Jan . 14 and Iowa moved to Jan . 3

"Nightline" is moving to 12 35 a.m.

That game was moved to April 28.

The release date was moved to 2010.

Ubisoft has previously said that it will release The Division 2 sometime this fiscal year, which has led many to assume that it will not try to compete against Black Ops 4, Battlefield V, Red Dead 2 and Let's Go Pokémon this fall, and may instead move to winter/spring 2019.