Sentence examples for scenes of winter from inspiring English sources

Other significant works of fiction by women in the 1970s included Ann Beattie's account of the post-1960s generatinn in Chilly Scenes of Winter (1976) and many short stories, Gail Godwin's highly civilized The Odd Woman (1974), Mary Gordon's portraits of Irish Catholic life in Final Payments (1978), and the many social comedies of Alison Lurie and Anne Tyler.

At Harrods in London this year, visual window manager Sarah Southgate created a Russian Winter's Tale, complete with scenes from ballets like "Swan Lake" and "Sleeping Beauty," as well as scenes of winter gardens in Czarist Russia.

He delivers chilly scenes of winter.

(Though not mentioned the novel is entitled "Chilly Scenes of Winter").

Ice and snow sculptors from several countries are expected to fill the hotel's two galleries with relief carvings, scenes of winter life and sculptures incorporating Inuit artifacts.

The video camera installation, with the clarity of the colours and the contrast between the scenes of winter and summer, is just delicious.

No one in the scenes of this week's fight is striking a pose.

These eruptions are usually small and localised, and do not result in activity of the strength of Eyjafjallajökull, nor a repeat of the scenes of last year.

As a great supporter of the radical group OutRage!, Jarman included 30 members in the crowd scenes of 1991's Edward II.

And what goes on in his top-of-the-world aerie is pretty obvious -- no need for the graphic huffing-and-puffing bedroom scenes of today's movies.

1.08pm BST Greece's May Day protests appeared to pass off pretty peacefully - no repeat of the dramatic scenes of 2012.