Sentence examples for winter bites from inspiring English sources

Even as winter bites, "there are roses, there are still roses".

Mountains of shoes, tents, coats and sleeping bags have been distributed – needed more than ever now as winter bites.

What about the pied-à-terre used for three days a week, or the townhouse occupied for three months when the Moscow winter bites too hard?

The moves come amid mounting anxiety in government, the leadership of the NHS and hospital bosses that the service could be overwhelmed by the demand for care as winter bites.

Several homeless people said that they would prefer to spend the night outside, no matter how cold the weather, than to face potential violence or being robbed of their meagre possessions.As winter bites, sympathy for the homeless is more widespread than might be expected.

This dark chapter of history has been well documented of late, but while Blackwell skilfully fillets its starkest passages, both siege and city fade as the 'hunger winter' bites and our narrator retreats into memories of meals past, prompting the questions that seam this patchwork fiction: questions of love, betrayal and most of all, survival.

An. gambiae had a biting rate of 0.25 to 49.25 bites per human per night, and was the only species found to be infected with P. falciparum.

(The Berlin police reported 2,600 bites in the city last year, compared with 1,750 in 1998).

Of incalculable importance for a restaurant is a client's experience of the first and last bites.

To be sure of receiving enough material, volunteers endured 1,000 bites from irradiated mosquitoes, which took weeks.

Redbacks, meanwhile, are responsible for roughly 2,000 bites per year, but only one fatality has been attributed to the species in the past 60 years.