all year round

Idioms  

1. Throughout the entire year, without regard to seasons. For example, Thanks to the indoor courts we can play tennis all year round. [Mid-1700s]

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Example Sentences

Rosanna Bird, 34, a mother of three originally from Brighton, has lived in Tylorstown for nine years and recently moved to Maerdy, where she said fly-tipping was widespread and happens "all year round".

From BBC

“It’s uncomfortably hot and humid almost all year round, expensive and there’s construction everywhere,” she said.

From MarketWatch

“This is greensword. It shouldn’t be brown: it’s evergreen. Alive all year round.”

From Literature

“I may seem gruff, but it’s because I’m exhausted. I work very hard. It is summer here all year round, but it’s not so easy to make a living. I peddle on the streets of Havana all day, and at night the only thing I want is to rest and go to sleep. But I will never abandon you. I know you have no other family here apart from your aunt.”

From Literature

While the Ladies' and Men's ponds are open all year round, the Mixed Pond is only available for use by the public from April to October.

From BBC