Sentence examples for valuable winter from inspiring English sources

Particularly worth noting are three cruises of the Sadko, which went farther north than most; in 1935 and 1936 the last unexplored areas in the northern Kara Sea were examined and the little Ushakova Island discovered, and in 1937 the ship was caught in the ice with two others and forced to winter in the Laptev Sea, adding valuable winter observations to the usual summer ones.

If you are on chalk or limestone, think about planting a juniper, a declining British native, providing valuable winter berries.

The baskets are particularly valuable today.

How Edith Wharton's lessons on writing are still valuable today.

Asked whether a million dollars seemed more valuable today than when the idea was developed, he replied, laughing, that even "a dollar seems more valuable today".

In a way, though, Christmas is more valuable today precisely because of this.

For anyone interested in filling in these gaps, the valuable 1961 edition of the score by Thurston Dart and Margaret Laurie proposed solutions.

Those connections proved valuable late last year, as Mr. Sacca's fund began to buy large blocks of shares from Twitter stockholders.

His valuable 2011 book "The God Species" (a host of reviews here) was the first big sign of this transformation.

This hothouse of innovation offers lessons as relevant and valuable today as they were 500 years ago.

Clint Dempsey, Michael Bradley, Jozy Altidore and the rest all look even more valuable today ahead of the opening Hexagonal World Cup qualifier away to Honduras on February 6.