Sentence examples for torrid winter from inspiring English sources

Sunderland could face a torrid winter, too, to judge by their defensive frailties in the absence of Michael Turner and Titus Bramble, their injured first-choice centre‑backs.

There were also some encouraging words for Ashley Giles, who has had a difficult time coaching England's one-day side, culminating in Monday's humiliating defeat by the Netherlands in the World T20 to round off a torrid winter.

Trainer Mouse Morris is back in form after a torrid winter, and stable confidence is behind Nina Carberry becoming the first woman to ride a Grand National winner.

Finn (3-55) wat atimeses guilty of bowling too short, but after a torrid winter that ended with an early return from England's tour of Australia, he again showed the potency that has made him the leading wicket-taker in the Championship this season.

The plight of the refugees will only grow worse in the coming months, without a significant improvement in accommodations, as the torrid summer gives way to the bone-chilling winter winds that can whip through the unheated tent encampments.

It was another torrid summer.

I had no problems in the torrid summer days".

The surprise is that the market did not fall further over the torrid summer.

Dr. Sander said that the city's torrid summer days meant that the outdoor track's season was limited.

Anyone relying on savings income had a pretty torrid 2016, and the outlook for next year isn't much better.

I remember thinking that it looked, in the middle of the torrid summer heat, as if snow were falling on Beirut.