Sentence examples for winter out from inspiring English sources

As Phil Tufnell observed, 'It sorts your winter out for you.' Oh yes.

(laughs) Yeah, guys slept in their clothes all winter, out in fields... Maybe.

"It's getting to be a cold winter out there".

"I love winter out here," Ms. Cramer said.

During a long convalescence, the doctors advised that his health would benefit from a winter out of England.

Though costlier than a single share of Apple stock, La Crème's velvet thickness forms a barrier to keep frigid winter out and moisture in.

Mr. Strong, whose company also offers maintenance and other services performed at the boat owners' private docks, said that a slip for a 30-foot boat at his marina in Southampton is about $4,000 for the season and $1,230 more for winter out-of-water storage.

Heaney's third collection, Wintering Out (1972), takes its title from a line in a poem called "Servant Boy", which may be read as a hint of troubles to come: "He is wintering out... / swinging a hurricane lamp".

Every few days, through everything the weather has thrown at the island, it's been out there ensuring there is silage available for the cattle that are wintering out on the machair.

Heaney, it is true, is no Bertolt Brecht or Hugh MacDiarmid, but to re-read Door into the Dark and Wintering Out is to be reminded of the febrile tension and unresolved conflict at work in apparently simple or innocuous poems.

I think now winter will out — the snow bless & kiss this cursed earth.