Sentence examples for uncommon winter from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, it's not too late to find uncommon winter squash at the store.

This may mark the third occasion since November and the fourth time in just over a year that temperatures have warmed to this uncommon winter level near the Pole.

Therefore, we speculate that this uncommon winter outbreak did not occur in isolation, but was related with local epidemic occurring in the region during the spring and summer of 2010.

Such cross-class alliances are uncommon today.

Yet this problem, not uncommon today, is on track to grow worse.

(Game score gives weight to complete games, which have become increasingly uncommon since 1980).

It is uncommon today to find a swallow nesting the old-fashioned way, in a cave or a tree crevice.

Composite origami was one of the most common styles in the 1950s and '60s but is relatively uncommon today.

But many Chinese psychiatrists, supported by some Western experts, insist that comparisons with the former Soviet Union are misleading and that political malpractice by their profession is uncommon today.

Their tragic story is not uncommon – this week, another group of migrants, including six Afghan children, drowned after a rubber dinghy carrying them to Greece sank in the Aegean.

It is said that the original Indian inhabitants of New York subsisted primarily on fish, oysters and clams, yet locally harvested oysters are uncommon today.