"Already the winter air is getting to me," she said.
Relative to May, when 90-degree days are often coupled with shirt-soaking humidity, the winter air is dry, which also deters biting insects.
Week in review, page 8 TIMOTHY EGAN In the holiday interregnum, the winter air is thick with excuses at the White House no-regret fest.
She was now on her way back to the convent, her bladder full, her ankles swollen, her round lenses turned toward the street light and the terrible scent of doused fire on the winter air.
Georgia is a country where cities are often dark at night because there is no electricity, where the winter air is sweet with wood smoke because there is no gas for heat, where low-paid teachers sell books at the roadside to earn a living.
On Day 5 of New York Fashion Week, the ladies heated up the winter air with firey red lips.
In the desert, in its endless night, the winter air was silent and cold, and I could look up straight into the stars, and into the past.
The way her meat hung off her bones and the winter air whistled through her cavernous lady bits should have foreshadowed what she shamelessly admitted to no one in particular: "I have twelve kids.
In winter, outdoor winter air is used to provide the ventilation necessary for barns or other enclosures.
In addition, the results of multiple regression analyses presented in Table 4 confirm that, based on the data for winter insolation, winter air temperature, and air pollution, insolation is the best predictor of asthma.
