Sentence examples for use in the winter from inspiring English sources

The ground was barely adequate for football, despite the best efforts of groundsmen Charlie and Ned Massey, but its use in the winter made it even less suitable for cricket in the summer.

But if you have a mind to put it to use in the winter, you'll need to add some insulation and a source for more heat than is needed to knock the chill off a June night.

Joel Viehland, the chef at Community Table in Washington, said inspectors did not let him can seasonal products like peaches for use in the winter, though he could preserve acidified products like kimchi and other pickled vegetables, as well as jams and jellies.

It's a sled for use in the winter and in the summer, further proving my theory that kids these days have awesome toys.

A storage facility co-located with the algae production and conversion operations was designed in this study to stabilize algal biomass produced in excess of conversion capacity during summer months for use in the winter when algal biomass production is reduced.

Inside, by the wall, there's one of those green sandboxes you use in the winter time.

Cosmonaut Sergey Ryazanskiy is seen awaiting the torch, which will be used in the 2014 Winter Games in Sochi, Russia.

During the second world war GMT+1 was in use in the winter months and GMT+2 in summer, again to reduce fuel consumption.

There's a strict no-fashion-talk policy in effect at the cottage, which is strewn with colorful old kilims, flea market finds and stacks of thick wool blankets for use in the winter months.

Surveys of voters leaving the polls came into full use in the 1970's.

The cover letter, meanwhile, has changed little since its first use in the 1930s.