Sentence examples for to be winter from inspiring English sources
"If it's going to be winter, it might as well feel like it".
Everything in the collection is produced in the company's studio in Sydney, Australia (where it happens to be winter).
It is too hot in Los Angeles to be winter, but the days are too short for summer.
She lives in Scottsdale, Ariz., where she has no needof a calf-length fur in the eight weeks that pretend to be winter, and the mink had become something of a reprimand: Why did she no longer live the kind of life that required a fur coat?
"It used to be winter pressure, now it seems to be the better part of the year actually," she added.
At other times of the year, the nonbreeding life history stage (which happens to be winter for many mid- to high-latitude species) is a period when organisms survive potentially severe weather conditions but also replenish depleted reserves of nutrients that can be invested in future life history stages of migrations and reproduction.
It's supposed to be June 29.
That seems to be today's watchword.
This time that happens to be Election Day 2012.
And they continue to be today.
