Sentence examples for stiff winter from inspiring English sources
The shabab still hurl rocks and other projectiles at the soldiers, the protestors still chant defiantly in the name of freedom, their flags still wave proudly in the stiff winter breeze – but, when the march is over for another week, their village is in as dire a predicament as ever.
We stopped, jumped out of the car into a stiff winter breeze and walked to the edge of the ocean.
Structure stiffness is increased which allows for characterization of relatively stiff (30 70 Nm− 1) piezoresistive scanning thermal microscopy probes.
Doctors told Bell the knee will be stiff today.
The MR2 dances and darts like an aerobatic kite in a stiff spring breeze.
It will be stiff tomorrow, but I'm O.K. Hopefully I wake up tomorrow with no pain".
"It's a little stiff today, and Joe said, 'Why don't you just take it off?' If it was a dire need, I could play.
Gary Stevens and his colt, Scrimshaw, were pushing him through a half-mile in a stiff 47.14 seconds, and Funny Cide was gliding along on his outside.
In addition, a credit card held jointly by the couple was carrying $10,000 to $15,000 in debt, the filing indicated, at a stiff 25.99 percent interest rate.
"The body was a little stiff today, the back was a little sore, but the magic was still there with the putter".
Martin and Lewis became the most popular comedy team of the decade and appeared in 16 films in eight years, including Scared Stiff (1953), Living It Up (1954), Artists and Models (1955), and Hollywood or Bust (1956).
