Sentence examples for winter years from inspiring English sources

Julia Raeside The wry sitcom about three couples entering their winter years returns with an episode set in Calais following a shopping trip to Cologne's Christmas markets.

Mr. Hancock recalled first meeting Ms. Joseph when she was "one of maybe five people to come out to Coney Island U.S.A. in the middle of winter years ago for a piece of mine," he said, adding later, "Part of her mission is not to just produce work but to produce artists".

Her performance as the ageing Margaret Thatcher is almost eerily good, and as the real life Baroness Thatcher withdrew from public life in her final years, it is this film, and Meryl's interestingly sympathetic performance, which for good or ill may colour how succeeding generations and historians see Thatcher's winter years.

In November 2011, Dorli Rainey, an Occupy Seattle protester cited Hudson as her inspiration "to keep fighting the good fight, even in the winter years of her life".

But like Jeremy Corbyn or Seasick Steve he has found fame in his winter years, and he's now the first name on Pulis' team sheet.

This led to weighing winter years of exposure by a factor of 0.39, and the summer ones by a factor of 0.61.

But two years later here we are.

Even China has only 1,500 years left.

But this man is 5,300 years old.

This represents 5,000 years of entropy.

In the second half nearly 1,000 years are compressed.