Sentence examples for when autumn comes from inspiring English sources

But when autumn comes and floods follow, he has his work cut out.

WHEN autumn comes and cold winds blow, thoughts turn to kassler rippchen, bratwurst, potato pancakes and red cabbage.

When autumn comes in, there's a sense of this easing, and it kind of lightens your step.

He urges Conservative high command to "smoke out" plausible candidates and get on with choosing one so that he or she can "at least have a fighting chance" when autumn comes.

So far, though, support for Mr Obama remains firm in the state.Reince Priebus, chairman of the Republican National Committee, said that Mr Obama's failure to campaign in the recall election will harm his base in Wisconsin when autumn comes.

Like, when autumn comes, as an adult I welcome the departure of the heat, and simultaneously, as a child would, I start anticipating the snow and the first day it will be possible to use a sled.

Pots of gooseberry, red currant, raspberry, blackberry... there they were, all lined up in a cupboard, when autumn came.

When autumn came, the narrator's father finally presented the two children with a turtle named Toby.

And, in a few weeks, when autumn came and the trees started to shed, the upturned earth would be completely obscured.

The flying of kites is a traditional Czech way of having fun when the autumn comes and fresh winds blow on the top of hills.

When autumn does come, the paler part of the leaf turns first, marbling each leaf with intricate patterns of lime, gold and shocking pink.