"on cold winter days" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific time or setting in which the temperature is cold and it is winter. Example: "On cold winter days, I love to cozy up by the fireplace with a hot cup of cocoa."
And the air - even on cold winter days - is clear and bright.
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Soon, mugs of steaming barley tea arrive, a pleasing touch on cold winter days.
On cold winter days, a car could be started from a desktop computer.
On cold winter days, Carl told us, bison gather near Yellowstone's springs to warm themselves in the steam.
"They were used in Siberia to help satiate hunger and maintain energy levels on cold winter days," she says.
The more luxurious distractions found in some hamlets are not lost on hikers; the geothermal hot tubs found at Hot Springs Resort and Spa in North Carolina, for instance, are known for retaining northbound hikers on cold spring days for an extra day.
A. There are some good meteorological reasons that visibility is generally better in New York City on colder winter days, though there are also conditions that can produce very poor visibility in winter, said Todd Miner, a meteorologist at Pennsylvania State University.
One of my friends awakens with a scratchy throat nearly every morning on these cold winter days.
It is frustrating to have sat outside tax-avoiding shops for hours on freezing cold winter days, and to still be reading tax avoidance stories two years later.
Central Asia's long-clawed ground squirrel is also active year-round, remaining in its burrow only on extremely cold winter days.
