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Winters in sentence

46 examples of Winters in a sentence

And window farmers in Finland have been customizing their window farms for the dark days of the Finnish winters by outfitting them with LED grow lights that they're now making open source and part of the project.
Those cold, hard winters, I love it.
Vermiculite was used to insulate lofts, huge amounts of it put under the roof to keep houses warm during the long Montana winters.
And that's to cope with their frigid winters.
I can't tell you how many blocks I walked, in sweltering summers, in freezing winters, year after year, just so I could get to understand the DNA of each neighborhood and know what each street felt like.
Leaking pipes cause the same reaction in concrete buildings, and within 200 winters, most skyscrapers buckle and tumble down.
Cockroaches continue to thrive in their native tropical habitats, but without our heating systems, their urban cousins likely freeze and die out in just two winters.
But still, like, they would have six-month-long winters where the ponds would freeze over.
And since it could be preserved and stockpiled, these essential nutrients could be eaten throughout scarce famines and long winters.
That number is even higher in areas with harsh winters, like here in Massachusetts, where we lost 47 percent of beehives in one year alone.
The stone itself is absolutely beautiful, sculpted by millennia of very tough winters up there.
But this transient gesture, this flick of the wrists had to become a structure that would be strong enough to withstand two Austrian winters.
In Boston winters.
Warm winters caused by climate change led other queens to emerge early, only to find there was no available food.
I found this film to be very heartwarming and a great film to sit by the fire on a cold winters night recollecting what Christmas is all about.
Reynolds, a starstruck Jean Harlow wannabe, opens a dance studio for children and Winters is her piano player.
Soon Winters (as Helen) begins to crack up.
With this, A PLACE IN THE SUN and LOLITA to her credit, does anyone do crazy as well as Winters?
A winters day, 28th December 1986, two bored 14 year olds hire a movie.
Debbie, in her blonde wig ('I'm a Harlow, you're more a Marion Davies' she tells Winters) leads the tots at their concert and wins a rich dad, Weaver.
The Shining is about this family that goes to a hotel in the Colorado Rockies as caretakers for the winters, and get snowed in.
Winters is the most complex character in a film filled with unusual characters.
I'm watching this during one of the 5 coldest winters in recorded North American history in the Northeast US and maritime regions of Canada and I am amazed at how absolutely wrong this movie is in every regard.
early seventies style, bad acting, desolate location make it worth checking out on a snowy winters night.College students on some sort of field trip are trapped in their guides cabin try and figure out why they can'receive any outside communication,after much speculation they figure it must be an alien invasion.after
It aims to build resilience against the long-term impact of global warming – that is, rising sea levels, harsher winters, hotter summers, worsening drought, heavier rainfall and storms, and more.
He observed that the Korean temperament is a product of long, harsh Siberian winters and hot, humid summers, with only short springs and autumns.
Professor Gordon also points out that America's more extreme climate - colder winters (save in Florida and California) and hotter summers (save in Washington, Oregon, and California) - must spend more on heating and cooling.
But, contrary to his expectations, communism collapsed altogether, and the khrushchevki remained, having patiently withstood Russia’s winters, political and meteorological.
All he had done was breathe Delhi’s air, three smoggy winters in a row.
Bringing medical aid into conflict zones, setting up water and sanitation facilities, and protecting victims during harsh winters are crucial to saving lives; but we must also think about how to safeguard the education and livelihoods of those who survive.