Sentence examples for prospect of winter from inspiring English sources

It also provided the prospect of winter programming for the new network once the Nets' and the Devils' current television contracts expire.

There is a deservedly acclaimed scene in which the magician Osmond shows off his powers in a vision, a "Prospect of Winter in Frozen Countries".

But he found himself dreading the prospect of winter in Iowa, conjuring an image of campaign misery at a forum two weeks ago as he imagined himself at a hotel room in Des Moines, "and it's 5 30 in the morning and it's 15 below, and it's time for me to get up and go shake hands at the meatpacking plant".

The featured prospect of today's scouting report will probably be higher on my board than anyone else's.

If you recognise this description, and are facing the prospect of Christmas with some dread, read on.

No one is relishing the prospect of tomorrow afternoon's EDF Energy Cup final more than Gareth Delve.

Many offered reds, but given the prospect of summer heat ahead, I focused wholly on the diverse styles of rosés and whites, mostly 2012s.

Still was once considered the best defensive tackle prospect of 2012, but he fell in the draft because of work ethic concerns.

Cahill, meanwhile, is relishing the prospect of next Wednesday's friendly against Ireland, as the Socceroos continue their countdown to next summer's World Cup finals.

Staff at Goldman are already licking their lips at the prospect of this year's numbers, after those mouth-watering profit figures posted last week.

Nor did it discourage the French authorities, who are delighted with the prospect of 5,000 jobs that the new park is expected to generate.