Sentence examples for winter descends from inspiring English sources

As winter descends, intensifying the humanitarian crisis for Aleppo's civilians, the battle's direction has decisively shifted.

The trouble is, riding a bicycle in his hometown of Cambridge, Mass., can be a bit dicey when winter descends, turning normally quaint lanes into an icy mess.

Their disorientation is best represented by Henry Oliver, aka Sir Galahad, who, in this harsh winter, descends from the train in a light summer suit and appears surprised when asked if he isn't cold.

AS the first chill of winter descends on the Northeast and the traditional cold-weather codfish run starts in earnest, fishermen and scientists are again at odds, debating whether the once fantastically abundant North Atlantic codfish populations are finally rebuilding — or hurtling inextricably toward collapse.

Things take a grim turn in November, when bone-chilling winter descends.

Others, like Harold Bloom, have emphasized the "exhausted landscape", the completion, the finality of death, although "Winter descends here as a man might hope to die, with a natural sweetness".

As the chill and darkness of winter descend, many of us turn to food for warmth and comfort.

The second half descends into a bit of a Godzilla meets Street Fighter slugfest, but you knew that already.

Carmine felt so guilty that he married her, and thus the Coppola family of today descends from the marriage of two first cousins.

From that day forward, as the clock goes tick-tock, the daylight hours will shorten until the winter solstice on December 21 descends -- the shortest day of the year with the least amount of sunlight.

Pierre Larmandier is an adept, with roots in the 1700s, descended, he has said, from "gentle madmen".