Sentence examples for pristine winter from inspiring English sources

Clothes that keep you warm, like food that fills you up, are antithetical to a long-held Manhattan style ideal, which is best summed up as the "my driver's waiting outside" look: shoes that no one could walk more than a block in, a bag too small to accommodate an umbrella, let alone a change of shoes, pristine winter whites, bare legs and impractical, canape-light coats.

Picturesque Lake George is a pristine winter setting, and February is a peaceful time to be here.

For four minutes however, allow this timelapse of Finland's pristine winter to remind you of the magic that lives in that first snowy morning that comes around in December.

And there was another inducement — a pristine 1972 Mustang Fastback.

Meanwhile, a pristine 1937 Brough Superior could be considered its aristocratic alter ego.

Twenty years ago, a pristine 1959 Gibson Les Paul might have sold for ten thousand dollars; today, it can fetch four hundred thousand.

Wodehouse gave me autographed copies of two of his books, one a pristine 1909 paperback subsequently valued at £2,000.

"What was beautiful and credible and pristine yesterday gets aged, dirty and not as brilliant in the future.

Mr. Bowling recently offered a pristine 1998 Ford with 38,000 miles for $10,000, and a 1994 Caprice in "very nice" condition for $4,800.

His pristine 1968 solo album of Christmas songs for Takoma, "The New Possibility," sold 100,000 copies initially and has been perennially reissued.

In April last year a pristine 1920s pub, the Carlton Tavern in Maida Vale, London, was illegally demolished just days before it gained listed status.