Sentence examples for winter bringing from inspiring English sources

In winter, bringing in harvested hay requires more energy than bringing in grain, because you need more of it.

And in New England: "Storms that missed us last year will hit us this winter, bringing above-normal precipitation and snowfall".

Science has entered the sphere of treachery too, this winter bringing the first divorce case in history to use DNA evidence as proof of marital betrayal.

The UK's Met Office has also warned of an "increasing risk" of a La Nina event this winter, bringing a cold snap to the UK.

We are lucky that there has not been a cold winter, bringing a flu epidemic that may have toppled the emergency care system in many a hospital, and scuppered budgets.

He said he was also surprised to see that some of the surviving corals continued to bleach, despite the southern hemisphere winter bringing cooler waters to the Great Barrier Reef.

The short-term worry among some EU governments is that Italy may swing to the right this winter, bringing the National Alliance, a now fairly respectable party with fascist antecedents, into government.

This summer might have been a disappointment, but this spring definitely wasn't, and this autumn and winter, bringing along new Star Wars and Harry Potter spin-offs, is unlikely to be either..

The pound is also riding higher against the euro than last winter, bringing in-resort costs down.In contrast to the warm autumn that set nerves on edge last year, there have been huge snowfalls in the Alps and western Canada is again off to a good start.

Authorities will soon set up electrically heated tents that could house up to 35,000 people this winter, bringing to the cold dark reaches of northern Europe the sort of refugee camps more familiar in the poorest parts of the world.

Who will this year bring?