Sentence examples for true winter from inspiring English sources
For example, Mr. Changery said, true winter cold visited the East this winter only in a three-week period that started in mid-January.
The Today programme has just been interviewing a National Trust estate manager who said "true winter" does not arrive until the 20th or the 21st of December (the winter solstice), but, as this Yahoo post explains, most of use define winter to include the whole of December, or even the whole of November too.
How chic they looked, these true winter coats — a nice fit with the brand image, which has a sister, more accessible line called "True Trussardi".
True winter does not occur in the province, but the hot summer varies in length from about 10 months in the south to 6 months in the north.
The whole area is much drier than the neighbouring mainland or Hainan, and the climate generally is tropical, with no true winter conditions; average January temperatures vary between 61 and 64 °F (16 and 18 °C), and June temperatures between 86 and 91 °F (30 and 33 °C).
And though this storm was the lesser of the two -- closing airports but not highways, dropping only about half the snow the storm did that shut down the region in January 1996 -- it was still strangely reassuring, if only as a plausible reminder of what true winter really means.
This generally remains true today.
His words hold true today.
