Sentence examples for potent winter from inspiring English sources

Their potent winter brews are a mandatory part of many craft beer fan's holiday celebrations.

It was the kind of quick strike that exemplifies how potent this Rams offense remains.

Both criticisms are even more potent today than they were a half-decade ago.

God knows, if anything the message of Wingrave is more potent today than it was in the 1970s.

What kind of a stock market will investors encounter if the Fed's moves indeed prove to be less potent this year?

He is a villain of our own making, as potent today as he was when Bradbury wrote Something Wicked This Way Comes.

Syria possesses a largely Russian-equipped military machine that is believed to be far less potent today than when Mr. Assad, a career military man, assumed power in 1970.

The night was a powerhouse again, made only more potent a year later when, in the same season, NBC added both "Friends" and "ER" NBC remained largely untouchable on Thursdays the rest of the 1990's.

THE stories a people tell and retell reveal a lot about who they are and who they want to be, and there is no public narrative more potent today -- or throughout American history -- than the one about redemption.

In her potent 2002 collection of stories, "The Caprices," Sabina Murray used her baroque imagination and scalpel-like prose to create an indelible portrait of the fallout of World War II in the Pacific theater.

A modern revisiting of Fokine's "Dying Swan," "Hush" did not add much to the look and lore of that hokey but potent 1907 solo, though the way Alexis Drabek's long arms stretched languidly into oblivion was intriguing.