Sentence examples for sharp autumn from inspiring English sources
If they – and the country - survive the vote, expect a sharp autumn pull-back.
Outside in the sharp late-autumn sunshine, the rolling landscape rushes by.
They thrive in cold weather, and their well-being depends on sharp, cold autumns and late springs, which protect them from their most important predator: not the wolf, but the winter tick.
Mr. Obama's cautiousness today is in sharp contrast to the autumn of 2008, when "he was decisive and communicated what it was all about," she added.
Mr Sharp blamed the mild autumn and winter weather for poor clothes sales and said the whole high street was feeling the pain as more customers switched to online shopping and those visiting physical stores fell.
The debate about the battle against domestic extremists will be thrown into sharp relief in the autumn when parliament's security and intelligence committee publishes its report into the killing of Rigby who was murdered in a similarly brutal fashion to Foley in Woolwich, south-east London.
Read captained New Zealand in the latest of those wins, a 42-10 success against Italy - a sharp contrast to Wales' autumn internationals so far.
I like to shake off the languid slow pace bred by the hot summer days and welcome the cool, crisp air and sharper colors that the autumn brings.
Listen closely to the wind as it whips around you and announces autumn, crisp leaves and the air fresh, sharp apples and cold breath, early nights and dark mornings.
Cambridge may be scoured by winds straight from the Urals, as the cliche goes, but its autumns are sharp and sunny.
