Winters

[win-terz]

noun

1. Yvor 1900–68, U.S. poet and critic.

Example Sentences

And so, year after year, through stifling hot summers and snow-dusted winters, people have been camping out in Berry Creek.

From Los Angeles Times

Dr Corrigan believes that - as long as temperatures continue to rise, and in particular winters become warmer - the increase in rat numbers is likely to continue.

From BBC

The air-conditioning - built for Russian winters - was barely adequate in scorching Indian summers.

From BBC

As our world warms, climate scientists expect the UK to experience wetter, warmer winters and hotter, drier summers.

From BBC

And workers are sheltered from freezing winters and dangerously hot days.

From Slate