Sentence examples for winter draws from inspiring English sources
As Fukushima's long and bitter winter draws in, the Hosokawas again fear the worst.
People across Britain want to help but, as winter draws in, the problems feel endless and the answers hard.
As winter draws in, more messages will go out to encourage motorists to have a spade in their car, a blanket, survival kit and some water.
Winter draws conventional boundaries between the genders — Annabel is dreamy, Wayne is strong — but her lyrical voice and her crystalline landscape are enchanting.
As each winter draws to a close, the female balsam poplar (P. balsamifera), by far Moscow's most abundant tree, produces hundreds of sticky, sweet-smelling brown buds.
Inman's odyssey covers a couple of months as winter draws on and he undergoes a series of vividly realised encounters that challenge and harden this essentially decent man.
Diane von Furstenberg's biannual sale (once in late summer and again in the early winter) draws droves of women, with only a few hours on the first day reserved for friends and family.
Fayolle (2013) draws similar conclusions for entrepreneurial teaching.
We simulate 5,000 draws from univariate normal distributions.
The Healthcare Associated Infection Annual Report 2012 draws attention to longer-term improvements.
As the summer draws near we Americans get restless.
