Sentence examples for winter packed from inspiring English sources
In September 1999, Phil Jackson closed up his home in Montana for the winter, packed up some clothes and embarked on the long drive to Los Angeles, where the Lakers and his new life awaited.
He named the surrounding peaks and answered our questions on weather (typically 20 degrees colder than the 5 degrees we had awakened to) and tourism (the back-country lakes and mountains are blissfully empty in the winter, packed in the summer).
On average, though, a station holds about 50 people in the summer, and between 15 and 20 in the winter, packed into dorm rooms.
The curtain raiser, Michael Gordon's "XY" (1997), packed a mighty wallop.
The Mercedes dealership sold eight of its most expensive sport utility vehicles last year, packed with extras.
A train of twelve closed freight cars left on the evening of February 22nd, packed with six hundred and fifty people.
Their Dirty Words Pictures (1977) "packed a violent punch whose aftershocks continue to be felt today", according to critic Michael Bracewell.
On July 17 , 1910 packed with 100 passengers, double its capacity, the Flying Lady fell off the track while rounding a curve.
"Had a great meeting at CIA Headquarters yesterday, packed house, paid great respect to Wall, long standing ovations, amazing people.
The six-story building, formerly occupied by the Corn Exchange Bank and the Mount Morris Bank, was completed in 1883, packed with ornamentation.
Could we see another version of the Classic appear later this year packed with sports games or RPGs?
