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Meanings of long winter in English
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Usage of long winter in English
1
Well that made sense, what with those long winter nights, I thought.
2
The long winter is past away; when I saw the green leaves
3
But nearly all of the dogs died in the long winter night.
4
The second time wolves and humans hunted together, the long winter ended.
5
He knew the chances, the desperate nature of the long winter trail.
6
The long winter passed away, and the welcome summer came at last.
7
And again and again throughout the long winter this little episode figured.
8
Considering how cold it is outside, how long winter is in passing.
9
In this way I will shorten long winter without the birds' song.
10
We regained confidence, and faced the long winter of '57 with content.
11
Now the long winter stretched before them with all its dread possibilities.
12
The great glacial field had already awakened from its long winter sleep.
13
They enliven their long winter nights with imaginative tales, music, and song.
14
Waupee bewailed his loss through a long winter and a long summer.
15
There's a long winter ahead, and the fight ain't near won yet.
16
Technically the industry is talking about a long winter this year,' she said.
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Long winter through the time
Long winter across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common