"Luxury can be the absence of strawberries in wintertime," says Frank Marrenbach, who runs the Oetker Group's chain of hotels.
A non-aligned Afghan cleric tried to get things off on the right foot by reading Koranic passages about peace: a sly attempt to silence any rabble-rousers.The talks took a pause during wintertime.
THE snow has melted, and the row over the machines that rocket through it in the wintertime has, at least for the moment, been settled.
In 1553 Bavaria outlawed summer-made beer because wintertime brews had outstripped them in quality.Eventually, the two yeast strains hybridised to form Saccharomyces pastorianus, the yeast used by lager brewers today.
In Nova Scotia, where collisions with moose have reportedly caused 500 injuries and 20 deaths over a five-year period, a 26-kilometre stretch of road is soon to be fenced off in order to keep moose off the roadway.Moose are particularly dangerous in wintertime.
As for tidal power, developers in the promising Cook Inlet must contend with glacial silt scouring turbines and partial freezing of the water in wintertime, says Mr Lockard.
Flowering is year-round, but most plentiful in wintertime in the Northern Hemisphere.
Many mountain valleys there are used as winter pastures because of the small amount of snow that falls in wintertime.
All of this is in sharp contrast with the conventional snow shovel, a modern implement of generally poor design that has been blamed for many a wintertime back strain.
With the increase in winter tourism, the study of avalanches has developed as a branch of Alpine climatology, and in wintertime the research station near Davos releases daily avalanche bulletins as a warning for villagers and tourists.
In January the mean average temperature is mid-30s F (2.2 °C), and wintertime Venice is dulled and chilled by mists, lending the city an especially mysterious appearance.
