midwinter

Others are for people who just want something new in midwinter.

But by the time he could get away from business it was midwinter.

This is midwinter, and we are going from east to west.

It is a long time until next midwinter - much can happen.

"Then back to Midwinter, and the whole thing starts all over again."

They were the only males she had seen, even now, in midwinter.

They should be ready by midwinter, if you keep the rain out.

We were there in midwinter, and getting up at 6 was a challenge.

For a few weeks in midwinter, I had the early morning darkness all to myself.

Midwinter was very well received at the time of release.

She had missed Midwinter, but that was of no great matter.

He knew only one person with a voice like a cemetery in midwinter.

Washington, then only 21 years old, made the journey in midwinter of 1753-54.

The city school system can regulate the midwinter learning period.

Conjunction would come at midwinter this year, more than a season from now.

On the surface, it looks like a typical midwinter here.

This is not all the city has to offer in bleak midwinter.

And, were it so, where is our force, in midwinter?

Half the survivors were dead by midwinter, some of disease but most because they did not have enough food.

So one midwinter he and a Korean friend set out to find the plants.

"We'll have them all back after Midwinter," she was able to tell him, with great satisfaction.

Slowly she lost her strength and death was very close on that midwinter night.

In midwinter, there are few cars on the road near the rim.

In midwinter, daylight does not start until 09.00, and has gone by 16:00.

Prices will be half again what they are now by midwinter."