Sentence examples for recurring winter from inspiring English sources

SAD is a recurring winter depression which in most cases is brought about by the shorter days and the amount of daylight we are exposed to.

Rosendale has had a recurring winter festival known as "Frozendale", and in late September 2010, the hamlet had a zombie-themed festival.

For others, it is a constantly recurring summer theme.

Owning it on vinyl is like having a recurring Christmas dinner with the band".

Democrats are pushing their own plan that they say will protect New York City consumers from recurring summer brownouts.

Few economists see much danger of the rationing, gas lines, sharp inflation and deep recession of those years recurring today.

By the dawn of the twentieth century, the river's recurring spring floods had dug a completely new bed for it farther south.

It's hard to imagine a case like Ratjen's recurring today, but if it did and he slipped through the cracks, then so be it.

Recently, we have reported the design of a series of short synthetic β-sheet folding peptide amphiphiles comprised of recurring (X1Y1X2Y2)n-NH2 sequences where X: hydrophobic amino acids, Y: cationic amino acids and n: number of repeat units.

But Krumm's calf problem is clearly a concern; it has been recurring since last year and forced her to retire from the tournament in Estoril, Portugal, on clay last month and withdraw from Warsaw.

The haze, attributed mostly to fires burning on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, has become a recurring summer blight, engulfing parts of Malaysia, Thailand, Brunei and Singapore, and leaving a litany of health and economic costs in its wake.