Sentence examples for winter sunshine from inspiring English sources
Winter Sunshine (1875) and Fresh Fields (1884) are sketches of travel in England and France.
Winter sunshine -- there were 305 sunny days last year -- brought Menton its initial prosperity.
As recently as the early 1960s, the smokier districts of east Inner London experienced a 30 percent reduction in winter sunshine hours.
The deserted beach offers an afternoon dose of warm winter sunshine after a hard morning skiing in the Sierra Nevada, or in the height of summer you'll share it with generations of Granadinos escaping the heat of the city.
THE killer road beckons benignly in the winter sunshine.
You can't go away and get some winter sunshine.
Her new album, "Winter Sunshine," is her twenty-first release.
Give them a couple of days of warm, late winter sunshine and they are ready to strut their stuff.
Downtown, a garden awakens in the late winter sunshine, holding not just plants but the names of Washington State veterans who died in distant wars.
There are still grey folds of snow under the horse chestnut tree in the yard, and a bitter northerly wind despite the late winter sunshine.
But what I remember most was the newly replaced windows which allowed the late winter sunshine to bathe the room in light, just as Mackintosh intended all those years before.
