Sentence examples for winter caught from inspiring English sources

Markovits's last novel, Either Side of Winter, caught this theme in the setting of New York City, showing up contrasting worlds of easy entitlement and plain hard work in a range of interlocking stories.

Something about a sudden heavy snow of the kind that fell yesterday carries New York right back to the end of the 19th century and to a vision of urban winter caught by Alfred Stieglitz.

When we were there in January, with the temperature at -25C, groups of young people were walking across the Neva as the sun, even in winter, caught the tops of the church towers and the dark facade of Peter and Paul Fortress, a former prison and garrison whose cathedral is the burial place of the Romanovs.

I prefer the cold to rain and gales of course, but the swift, determined arrival of winter caught us with our pants down: though some logs were ready for the fire, there was, as the farmer suspected, still a large pile of unchopped wood lying in lengths outside the old byre.

Descartes attended the coronation and was returning to the army when winter caught him in the small town of Ulm (or perhaps Neuburg), not far from Munich.

The food in the gut of winter caught fish also consisted mainly of digested matter (61.42±5.4%), which composed a much smaller portion (18.17±3.2%) of the gut content of fish caught during summer (F = 24.3, P<0.01, n = 5 & 9).

"He was happy today, caught me with a good blow.

Then, a listing for $1,950 caught her eye.

The paramilitary ceasefires of 1994 caught him politically off guard.

Subsequently, she appeared in Minick (1924), Caught (1925), The Masque of Venice (1926), and Electra (1927), among other plays.

A police operation called "Anaconda" last year caught judges selling favourable sentences to criminals.