There are plenty of ways to be active in fall and winter, even if the weather turns cold.

The snails eat and grow until the weather turns cold.

The homeless population could grow even greater when the weather turns cold this coming winter.

I'll be relieved when the weather turns cold again.

If the weather turns cold, the leaves take on a bronze coloring.

Roy, our 6-year-old, thinks we should live in ours, at least until the weather turns cold.

Clint has a little trouble with his legs that he broke so many times when the weather turns cold.

When the weather turns cold, he runs a cable from a telescope in his backyard into a computer within the house.

They will be returned to Florida in October, when the weather turns cold.

In fall, as soon as the weather turns cold outside, the ground starts to freeze up.

They always finish breeding before the weather turns cold.

Wear gloves when you are working in your garden or when the weather turns cold.

I spent about $300 for three kids this fall, and I'll spend a little more when the weather turns cold."

Most are tinged red even in summer, and almost all turn ruddy or bronze when the weather turns cold.

Others, more transportable, can move with the seasons, coming inside when the weather turns cold and then moving outdoors in late spring.

We can't live in a car when the weather turns cold, when it starts to snow.

Tensions cool; anger burns out; the weather turns cold.

When the weather turns cold, it can be all too tempting to wrap up warm and let beauty regimes slide.

The white-footed mouse prefers to remain outdoors - at least until the weather turns cold.

This bug may enter houses when the weather turns colder and likes to make a home for itself in beds.

As the weather turns colder, they fear there will be no relief for homeless men on nights when the shelter system is filled beyond capacity.

SOME people crave a hot bowl of soup when the weather turns cold.

Places like these are necessarily temporary, often cropping up in the spring and lasting until the weather turns cold, then vanishing.

"Until the weather turns cold, I mean."

Other developments may become significant as the weather turns cold and coats become more a necessity than an adornment.

But once it turns cold, the laborers are lucky to work five or six days a month.

My fire goes out just when it turns cold.

"If it turns cold, I'll just put some more on.

They bloom too early and can be badly damaged when it turns cold again.

"My old woman," said the first, "she'll probably die if it turns cold.

Then it turns cold and snowy, and finally dark.

"Eat your soup before it turns cold, it is really too excellent to waste like that."

When you pour the plate, it turns cold in your hand and a frisson goes through you.

"As it turns cold, they head south.

So most of Mr. Tsumura's designs, in black, white, orange-red, khaki and clear, have pockets big enough to tuck newspapers into, just in case it turns cold.

Leaded brass plumbing faucets are particularly dangerous in the first year after installation and health authorities recommend running the water for at least one minute after it turns cold to minimize exposure.

"When it turns cold, I'm not sure what the bars and patrons will do," said Derek Dinham, vice president of Nunavut regional operations of the Workers' Compensation Board.

If the winter is warm in Mexico they live as free individuals as in the summer, but when it turns cold they aggregate in dense groups, and remain still, in order to conserve energy.

But Mr. Fremed said he would like to see Mr. Gulotta pursue this issue "even when it turns colder and people forget how hot it was and how we had to sweat in cars without air conditioning."

You demonstrate to me your awareness of the fact that water is boiling hot by pouring it over tea-leaves, your sensuous awareness of the heat of the bathwater by preferring to linger long after you are clean but get out when it turns cold.

If we are to vote for the family because it is good, warm and loving, what are we to do if it turns cold?'; it well-nigh accused Labour of giving 'a sharp twist to a competitive spiral of wholesome image making'; and it stated that the Tory Government must be defeated by 'the issues'.

The blood in his body seemed to have turned cold.

But it has turned cold and we have quite a long drive.

As the man looked at the German's face he felt his blood turn cold.

They came so close that even now she turns cold at the thought of it.

What women hate is when you turn cold to them.

Despite the day's sun it was beginning to turn cold.

Suddenly the water began to turn cold and brought us both back to reality.

My blood turned cold, just as it did when I saw him on the beach.

It had turned cold now, but the air remained still.

The relief I had been feeling turned cold inside me.

We're going to have to start working out against each other more, now that the weather's turned cold.

His eyes were red with grief, but when he looked at her, they turned cold.

Gen turned cold, but it was too late to back out now.

A lot of us got sick and died after it turned cold.

What she did know was that all the sweat on her body had turned cold.

"The night has turned cold, and I must have my sleep."

At least it could warm his feet, if the weather turned cold.

We were still at the table in her studio, though the coffee had long ago turned cold.

Each of the four days in the capital turned colder.

The light in his pipe went out and the bowl turned cold.

The night had turned cold, much colder than it should have been.

Let him stand there until his ship turned cold and came apart.

It was December now and the weather had turned cold.

He held a cup of coffee in one hand that was half full and turning cold.

Maybe I can get one in the ground before the other turns cold."