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Sentences with winter. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use winter in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for winter.

• You cry: Cruel winter! (10)
• Winter was come! (8)
• Winter came and went. (19)
• She is winter, if you will. (10)
• Vera Winter died at twenty-three. (10)
• But I was in Philadelphia last winter. (13)
• She passed a Winter without seeing him. (10)
• So passed the short winter day, little spoken. (10)
• It was winter: Vittoria had been seen in Milan. (10)
• The streets were revelling in their winter muck. (22)
• Paris was always to him more attractive in winter. (8)
• The squire met him first in the coach, one winter. (10)
• He believed they were going to Egypt for the winter. (9)
• He looked carefully to the details of its winter keeping. (9)
• Aud the rent must not be over eight hundred for the winter. (9)
• On the Nile, in the winter of the year, Diana met the Hon. (10)
• She would have done with him long before he came to Winter. (8)
• When we go into Boston this winter I shall go to the theatre. (9)
• The winter in these uplands is a dangerous and melancholy time. (2)
• Beside Clara she had the hue of Winter under the springing bough. (10)
• After all, she has merely asked Clementina to pass the winter with her. (9)
• Diana spoke of looking for a return of the dear winter days at Copsley. (10)
• They talked as they sat over the fire toward the dusk of the winter evening. (10)
• She began the winter with all such counteractive measures as she could employ. (9)
• She would have rejected hope to keep patience nigh her; but surely it can not always be Winter! (10)
• In that, at all events, there is no agitating warmth, only pale winter sunshine. (8)
• Who shuns true friends flies fortune in the concrete Winter mornings are divine. (10)
• Unless some corrugations in leaders are made, the ice in the winter may burst them. (17)
• Many a winter had loosened the different blocks, and bordered them with yellow edges. (5)
• During the winter we have to break those beasts so that we can handle them on the road. (21)
• His wrinkles glistened keen: And see the Winter storm-cloud cleft To lurid skies between! (10)
• The invention of new acts engages the attention of acrobats and gymnasts most of the winter. (21)
• This is a sort of dull-looking evening, that ought to be treated rather as winter than summer. (4)
• These walks continued, I suppose, until Lowell went abroad for a winter in the early seventies. (9)
• It was usually Jombateeste, who reverted in winter to the type of habitant from which he had sprung. (9)
• The winter did not renew for Christine and Mela the social opportunity which the spring had offered. (9)
• We had just assembled in the hall, where breakfast was laid during Winter, before a huge wood fire. (10)
• But who could know anything of the tragical history that was so soon to follow that winter of 1859-60? (9)
• The round of the red winter sun was behind the bare Kensington chestnuts, when these two parties met. (10)
• Moisture gets under them, and during the winter months especially causes them to lift up and break off. (17)
• All winter he had tramped the country roads from village to village and from manor-house to manor-house. (12)
• After the meal we turned into his study where we sat before a wood fire in winter, and he smoked and talked. (9)
• Thus the winter wore away, forlornly, and early in April the first hint of spring came into the dirty city. (13)
• Still, albeit not gifted with imagination, he could not avoid the feeling that he had set his face to Winter. (10)
• The trains on the branch road were taken off in the winter, and the post-office at the hotel was discontinued. (9)
• Her aspect suggested the repose of a winter landscape, enjoyable in pictures, or on skates, otherwise nipping. (10)
• The earth gave forth a fainting warmth, stealing up through the chilly garment in which winter had wrapped her. (8)
• General Ople entered into the gaieties of the neighbourhood once more, and passed through the Winter cheerfully. (10)
• The families who had been in town for the winter came back again, and summer finery and summer engagements arose. (4)
• The thin branches of the trees rose bare and severe between him and the blue sky, mementos of the silent winter. (13)
• When another autumn came, it was thought best for him not to risk the confinement of another winter in the North. (9)
• That winter, I went into Boston to live, and I saw him only at infrequent intervals, when I could go out to Elmwood. (9)
• There was one form of public appearance which Lowell reluctantly allowed himself to take up in this winter of 1886. (14)
• He was coming home one winter night, and as he crossed the garden he was startled by a white figure swaying before him. (9)
• It was to a bright blue cloudless sky, and the sharp clear air of a fine day in winter, that I at length opened my eyes. (6)
• It was bruited last Winter and Spring that she would be here in the season for bathing; so I held it likely we should meet. (10)
• She said they had rather thought of spending the winter in Europe, but had given it up because they were both a little homesick. (9)
• From hotels, hydropathics, or lodging-houses, they were bathing daily; laying in a stock of ozone to last them through the winter. (8)
• Nevertheless they decided to repair to Pembina for the winter, and, carefully saving their corn, live by hunting until the spring. (19)
• Believe me, I do not join in decrying it, except on her account: I could have forewarned her of an English Winter and early Spring. (10)
• Jackson kept his promise to write to Westover, but he was better than his word to his mother, and wrote to her every week that winter. (9)
• At Vienna we shall receive an invitation to Sarkeld for the winter, if we hear nothing of entreaties to turn aside to Ischl at Munich. (10)
• That winter in London he behaved much as usual, but fits of moroseness would seize on him, during which he was not pleasant to approach. (8)
• They were all getting themselves ready for the fray or the play of the coming winter; but there seemed nothing joyous in the preparation. (9)
• I was patient and hopeful through all vicissitudes and arrived at winter quarters in physical condition that attracted general attention. (21)
• For one winter she had a friendly little salon, which was the most attractive place in Florence to him, then a cub painter sufficiently unlicked. (9)
• As if this were not enough, fever and scurvy prevailed in the garrison the whole winter long, and the brave fellows perished by scores and hundreds. (19)
• Just at present, this consisted of much reading of a sociological character suggested by a course of university lectures which she had followed during the winter. (13)
• Probably his most thrilling experience was a terrific fight with an untamed Nubian lion named Prince at circus winter quarters in Philadelphia, in December, 1885. (21)

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