Sentence examples for nights of winter from inspiring English sources

Evening and long nights of winter are dedicated to Shahname (Book of the Kings) by Firdausi.

During the long nights of winter, after their sons, 12 and 13, finished their homework, they turned off all the lights in the cottage they own except one bulb and gathered around a space heater.

Less a stew than a soup, with a simple, clear and aromatic broth the backdrop to generously sized chunks of unboned, tender flounder, this dish was a fine foil to the last grasping nights of winter.

In addition, in certain mammals (other than humans), such as horses and sheep, melatonin acts as a breeding and mating cue, since it is produced in greater amounts in response to the longer nights of winter and less so during summer.

But it is the dense, dour mini-symphonies such as Broken Home and December that, while unlikely to appear on the average feelgood summer playlist, offer the kind of beautifully brutal music that will continue to reap rewards as the long, dark nights of winter draw in.

Since then, the Christmas tree has become a common sight in homes and city centers around the world, serving as cheery and bright reminders that the life can flourish -- even during the cold, dark nights of winter.

Over the first two nights of this year's convention, the ratings seem to back them up.

With no moonlight to interfere, the nights of 13/14th and 14th/15th could be memorable.

Located on the Arctic Circle, my home town has built its reputation around extremes: the white nights of summer and the polar nights of the Christmas season.

About 7,000 fans packed the grounds of the Newport Casino on the nights of July 17 and 18 in 1954.

("Many nights of 1974 were devoted to the question of whether a woman should telephone a man").