Sentence examples for surviving winter from inspiring English sources

But as the marmots got heavier and the winters shorter the percentage surviving winter hibernation rose to 80 percent from 70 percent.

But bread and an absence of war is enough for many rural Belarusians, accustomed to surviving winter on home-brew and pickles.

It's mostly a symbolic gesture to surviving winter: with each day that passes, the seedlings get a little more light, and I get to mark the last stretch.

He has grown this three-foot-tall plant for four years and says it is pest free and has no trouble surviving winter wet.

The aphid that causes potato blight now appears a month earlier than it used to, so it feeds on the plant at a more vulnerable point in its life.The greater incidence of disease may be caused by many things: more insects surviving winter; the banning of dangerous pesticides; cuts in the budgets of institutions that conducted research into diseases; even globalisation.

This turf is surviving winter and spreading ever further in the summer months.

("Surviving Christmas" was a flop).

"At the moment I'm solely focused on surviving next week.

Manufacturing flexibility is a competitive weapon for surviving today's highly variable and volatile markets.

In case you were wondering how I'm surviving today.

The version surviving today was published during the Ming Dynasty.