Sentence examples for the cusp of winter from inspiring English sources

There is no secular hymn to a day of unseasonable warmth on the cusp of winter shortly after heavy rain in an otherwise dry autumn, though days like that do come along.

They could have driven it more quickly, but given that we were on the cusp of winter in the frozen north they preferred to let the train take the strain, and enjoy the views: snow-capped mountains in the distance, rivers and lakes in the foreground with the odd bald eagle scouting for prey from an arboreal perch.

It is a season of paradoxes as the flora and fauna come alive on the cusp of winter.

But right now, on the cusp of summer, we're optimistic indeed.

On the cusp of summer, new options for outdoor food are up for grabs.

Dear Diary: Scene: An overcast evening on the cusp of summer, a brief break from the days of chilling rain.

Every year in Texas, millions of bluebonnets bloom after warm weather, just at the cusp of spring.

Maybe the Open's placement in the calendar, on the cusp of fall, inspires these annual reflections.

It's late afternoon, the cusp of December , 1941— the darkest month coming to close out what has been, for Paris, a very dark year.

Perched on the cusp of spring, we watch the soot-gray snowbanks melt and feel the deep-winter blues flow down the storm drain.

Let us return to a halcyon world of agrarian ways and contemplate the unflustered situation of a fertile lass on the cusp of womanhood centuries ago.