Sentence examples for there were seasons from inspiring English sources

There were seasons when we did not have proper shoes.

Tour destinations included Japan and the Soviet Union, and there were seasons at the London Palladium.

(It's no surprise to hear that, in the 1950s and '60s, there were seasons when the public failed to fill the theater, but when many of New York's intellectuals and avant-garde artists returned night after night).

There were seasons when Wallace averaged 18 to 19 points, 7 to 10 rebounds and 1.5 steals a game, and a handful when he averaged at least a block.

There were seasons at Chichester – he played Sir Edward Carson to Tom Baker's Oscar Wilde in Feasting with Panthers – in the 1980s, and countless television appearances down the years in series as diverse as Hazell, Blake's 7, Maigret and London's Burning.

There were rubber-soled slides from Prada (if slide is the word for a shoe with a sole as heavy as a cinder block), and there were seasons represented that defied the calendar: resort crammed next to winter, loafers beside lug soles, fur boots next to designer water buffalo sandals.

There were season tickets to the Houston Astros baseball team.

There were season changes in dynamics of activity of antioxidant enzymes.

Just as there are seasons of the year, fashion is also seasonal.

"There's seasons that you have that are like that.

Sometimes there are seasons where a finals series seems to pervert the course of justice.