Sentence examples for winter into from inspiring English sources

Skating to selections from George Winston's "Winter Into Spring," she glided atop the ice so smoothly that she looked weightless.

SPRING begins on March 20, but diehard skiers eager to find the best late-season conditions in North America can stretch this year's winter into early July -- and at one place probably all the way to Labor Day.

Tottenham may or may not continue to thrive through the slog of winter into spring.

The story has always been the season, the ability to perform and grow and problem-solve from autumn into winter into spring.

Turning winter into summer, taking autumn without spring- trading hemispheres makes the world a vulnerable place.

Her rags-to-riches story is perhaps most famously embodied in her song "Coat of Many Colors," the 1971 country hit that became a TV movie last year and which will morph this winter into an NBC-TV holiday special "Christmas of Many Colors — Circle of Love," which she plugged a couple of times during the evening.

The mountain had hoped to bring commercial flights this winter into Revelstoke Airport, a small runway down the hill from the resort that can handle 30-seater planes.

From late winter into early summer, weapons were in short enough supply that many Libyan men went to battle without them, ready to pick up the weapon of a fallen fighter, while hoping to capture the weapons of slain Qaddafi troops.

The only effort this year toward a long-term bipartisan deal was a sputtering series of meetings and dinners, from last winter into the summer, between a group of about a dozen Republican senators and either Mr. Obama or his chief of staff, Denis R. McDonough.

A major expansion last winter into the 400-acre Montezuma Bowl increased the skiing terrain of the entire mountain by 80percentt, adding 36 intermediate and expert runs that range from tight, old-growth-forest glades to wide-open snow fields.

Marshall was inducted (1997) into the Television Academy Hall of Fame.