Sentence examples for winter means from inspiring English sources

Less snow in the winter means that bracken grows more virulently in the spring and also smothers the violets.

Using the same winter means and standard deviations calculated for the Cold Snap metric, the Winter Condition baseline was set to the winter mean temperature.

Claisse has 30 hectares of turf to worry about – a football pitch is only one – and the cold winter means that the grass has been slow to recover from meetings staged last autumn.

Reducing the top growth over winter means the roots won't be stressed, and this should encourage bushy growth in spring.

Winter means cocooning with extra blankets and duvets, fires and candles, mulled wine and rich casseroles.

"Less ice in the winter means stronger winds in the summer," Dr. Desai said.

This year's mild winter meant the mounds didn't budge.

Murder today means murder.

"Last year means a lot," he said.

Easter means freedom rather than control.

"In Australia summer means cricket," he said.