Sentence examples for once winter comes from inspiring English sources

But once winter comes and primal issues of food, warmth and safety become paramount, she comes to rely on a pair of young neighbors, who also end up giving her much-needed emotional sustenance.

With the exception of kale and squash, once winter comes, potatoes are it.

Below, check out the first two summer shorts, JUNE and JULY, as well as some freeze frames from AUGUST guaranteed to thaw your frozen body once winter comes.

Standing in line for a concert the other night in the cold, my girl Melissa was wearing a coat with 3/4 length sleeves -- most of us have one or two of these that we rock in the fall, but once winter comes around we switch them out for the full length ones.

Once summer comes, another laborer does nothing but mow all day, five days a week.

Instead, I live in the south and, once summer comes, can't resist the pull of a hot, sandy beach.

"I can patch it," the roofer says, after stepping out onto the sleeping porch and assaying the roof from the outside, "but you really should have the whole thing replaced once summer comes — and I can do that for you, too, and give you a good price.

ONCE summer comes, there is only one place you need to look for Nina and Joe Power: on the breezy back deck of their 1930's waterfront brick house in Locust Point, an isolated enclave in the Throgs Neck section of the Bronx.

To arguably do it all over again once summer 2016 comes around.

It's still winter, but once spring comes, it'll be time to cut the grass again.

In any case, once spring comes, he said, Occupy DC is likely to grow bigger again.