Sentence examples for sour winter from inspiring English sources

That sour winter light faded over the mountains as I trudged through the rain.

The trades turned sour last year, racking up steep losses for the bank.

Those bets, which roiled the market and earned Mr. Iksil the moniker the London Whale, began to sour last year.

This connection began to sour last year when Apple moved into social networking with the iTunes music network Ping.

For all the general's efforts, the Mosul experiment began to sour last autumn, when the security situation sharply deteriorated.

So as the overall advertising market turned sour last year, Mr. Schuler did not appear able to stop America Online's swoon.

She was absolutely the best choice the United States Soccer Federation could have made after the sour 2007 Women's World Cup.

Bale was laughing and joking with Tottenham players and staff at the club's base in Enfield a fortnight ago, but things have turned sour this week.

IT WAS the first meeting between Colombia's Álvaro Uribe and Venezuela's Hugo Chávez since relations between the two presidents turned sour last November.

And as there have been fewer factories to lure since the economy turned sour two years ago, the competition for old-folks-to-be has grown more heated.

At The New York Times, total volume was down 6.9percentt in February, compared with February 2000 -- the steepest monthly percentage decline since the advertising economy turned sour last fall.