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Meanings of certain seasons in English
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Usage of certain seasons in English
1
The bulls are savage beyond measure at certain seasons of the year.
2
He associated their dawn and setting with certain seasons of the year.
3
About twice as many outsiders appear off the coasts at certain seasons.
4
Then there is, at certain seasons of the year, nothing whatever doing.
5
Besides, we see it is so with them, especially at certain seasons.
6
Or would the cool nights at certain seasons keep them from bearing?
7
The meat at certain seasons is very palatable and held in high favor.
8
Strange creatures spend whole nights in it, at certain seasons of the year.
9
At certain seasons of the year parties of gentlemen are conducted over his place.
10
Sussex long continued impracticable for coach travelling at certain seasons.
11
Even in the neighbourhood of the metropolis, the highways were in certain seasons scarcely passable.
12
Even the natives are decimated at certain seasons by the most virulent fevers and dysentery.
13
At certain seasons, especially in the fall, this concentration may be detected with greatest certainty.
14
The very nature of farming entails hard work and long hours, especially at certain seasons.
15
The Black Forest was formerly, and is now at certain seasons, greatly infested by wolves.
16
At certain seasons White River is navigable to Forsyth.
This collocation consists of:
Certain seasons through the time
Certain seasons across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common