Sentence examples for winter full of from inspiring English sources

Cairngorm offered a weekend's skiing that was both accessible and – this winter – full of snow.

The Yankees had the best record in the American League this year, but their bats went silent at the worst time and they now face a long winter full of question marks.

Castillo was referring to the powerful notion that the Chargers' reward for crawling back from a 4-8 record is not just to stave off a winter full of regrets for another week.

The World Series, which the Braves have won only once in their streak, remains their goal, but before they can think World Series this year, they have to hold off the Mets, the team that dazzled their opponents with a winter full of activity, a series of trades and free-agent signings that led to their impressive start to the season.

Have a slow winter full of blizzards, and Even withdraws from your savings automatically, or even gives you a little credit if you need it to get by.

"Autumn" and "Winter," novels full of political foreboding, are also brief and almost breezy topical, sweet-natured, something fun to be inside.

There's the holidays, winter is full of them, and just because the kids are off doesn't mean your office is closed.

Each turn of the 9.25-turn large spiral was found to mark one year in the 18.6-year "lunar excursion cycle" of the rising mid-winter full moon.

The World Financial Center's Winter Garden was full of green on Tuesday.

Neil Cooper, thegreyhoudonthetest.co.uk This winter salad is full of robust flavours, the salty creaminess of the blue cheese judiciously complementing the sweet beets.

Every dark tabletop seemed to him a gaping black hole that meant to swallow him up and every window filled with white winter light was full of malicious intent.