Sentences with phrase «nasty winters for»

Nasty winters for sure.

Not exact matches

Scientists believe that's because Norwegian culture views winter not as an a nasty period to get through by cocooning yourself at home, but as an exciting opportunity for winter sports and enjoying the coziness and beauty of the season.

In the ancient Norse faith, Odin leads a group of Hunters during the time of the Winter Solstice, and they take shelter at a mortal farmstead for the night when a nasty storm hits.

Winter is a rubbish time for little ones with all the nasty germs flying about, I hope we can all make it to Spring without anyone else getting ill!

Because while the statistics come from drivers who are more likely to hit something in front of them, I know from long experience that I am personally much more likely to be hit from behind (never had so much as a speeding or parking ticket in spite of learning to drive in Alaska in January, and then driving for 4 winters in Maine with bad summer tires, but I've been in two nasty accidents, both times rear - ended).

Due to a nasty winter storm, I've been without water for 3 days.

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The only winter - related issue we ran into was some aggressive brake grinding as a result of accumulated rust after the M2 sat for about five days during a nasty sleet storm.

The truth is, AWD convertibles have become popular because they transform a summer toy into a true year - round driver for scores of individuals who live in parts of the country where winter turns the roads nasty for months at a time.

Most of the books and bundles linked to here are slated for release in winter of next year (gross thinking of next winter while we still suffer this year's nasty winter bite though isn't it?).

That's actually a good thing most days, but when you have a downpour or nasty winter weather, it's impossible to get a cab and the CTA buses are actually slower when you add in the time waiting for them than walking.

This led to a nasty scene, when he said I was unable to see what was obvious, ever - accelerating cooling which would lead to a runaway «Neptune Effect» because of mechanisms of positive feedback (his best examples were clouds which collect over the winter solstice — the «in - law» effect — persisting through to mid-February — the «Cupid» effect — and combining forces to wreck the climate for the entire first half of the year.)

Even if you're a seasoned driver who's been on the road for years, everyone can use a refresher course when it comes to surviving the nasty winter weather, so without further ado, let's jump right into it!