Sentence examples for wintry climate from inspiring English sources
"wintry climate" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a season or a region with very cold temperatures and typically snow. For example: "The wintry climate of Alaska makes it a popular destination for winter sports enthusiasts."
In a thoughtful, occasionally excitable voice-over he dutifully tries to explain the place -- its riverine topography and wintry climate, its civic traditions and architectural landmarks.
The close control of literature exercised by the 20th-century communist governments of eastern Europe has created a wintry climate for biography.
In a thoughtful, occasionally excitable voice-over he dutifully tries to explain the place — its riverine topography and wintry climate, its civic traditions and architectural landmarks.
Like the hero of Cheever's story "The Swimmer", she is "embraced and sustained" by water, floating free as if in the womb – though for her the outcome is happier than that experienced by Cheever's character, who commutes between backyard pools that eventually dry up and leave him stranded in an unforgivingly wintry climate.
Winter Storm Leon signifies a radical change in Louisiana's wintry climate, one in which our booming oil industry plays a significant role.
CONVERTIBLE owners in wintry climates anticipate April as eagerly as baseball fans.
But several hotels in wintry climates are offering reasons to embrace the cold.
We and others have previously shown that strains of S. cerevisiae and Saccharomyces paradoxus from wintry climates have undergone selection to maintain freeze-thaw (FT) tolerance (Will et al., 2010; Leducq et al., 2014).
Democrats, when they were in power, used a system for selecting subcommittee chairmen similar to the Republicans' new one, but they say the Republican system presages a wintry spending climate.
But the muse is in a far from wintry mood.
It is a wintry, cold, snowy climate up here, but we wish to be recognized for some of our other attributes.
