Sentence examples for winter carries on from inspiring English sources

There, if the creature is deemed to have seen his shadow, winter carries on until March.

It remained a family-owned business until 1952, carried on by three generations of Roeblings.

Thus we see the conservative-led governments from 2010 carrying on with the improvement of early years services including ECEC.

The scholars honoring Goldin-Meadow, a UChicago faculty member since 1976, carry on her work on gesture, and a number of them continue to work with her on projects.

"FORCES!," which STREB is performing through April 28th, carries on her investigations, brilliantly.

Sam Posey who graduated in 1962 carries on Mr. Mason's lineage, at least in terms of color and imposing forms.

Malle, who has lived in New York since 2006, carries on a family legacy of perfume-making.

For example, LA1589 carries on average 20 flowers per inflorescence (Fig. 1A and 1B), whereas a typical cultivated variety carries only 3 to 7 flowers per inflorescence [ 36].

Almost unused before the mid-80s, "internet" overtakes "postmodernism" in 2000, and carries on rising.

Today's mathematics department carries on this tradition of excellence.

The summer carried on in its relentless perfection.