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Meanings of wintertime in English
Usage of wintertime in English
1
What do you do in the wintertime when there isn't much odd-jobbing?
2
His eyes were wide, his skin white like a nun in wintertime.
3
Jeter, I'm sure he does his weight work in the wintertime.
4
In the wintertime every night when the stars could be seen, was sacred.
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The first was an order against wearing white dress in wintertime.
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Many school buildings are unsatisfactory and difficult to keep safely ventilated in wintertime.
7
Yet wintertime is ordinarily when there's a lull in Afghanistan's fighting.
8
Her heart indeed seemed like a bird lying dead in wintertime.
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The formulation also has to be balanced to withstand wintertime weather.
10
I was the first to attempt the marathon in the wintertime.
11
In the wintertime, we would drive up to Canada and hunt white-tailed deer.
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By wintertime pure they will either have succeeded or they will be dead.
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In the wintertime, the furnace coughed black smoke through floor grates.
14
That means ice is a major problem for about five months in the wintertime.
15
Benefits of enhancement of wintertime vitamin D status on bone health need further exploration.
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Patients: Adult BMT recipients hospitalized during two consecutive wintertime community outbreaks of RSV infection.
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