Sentences with phrase «dead of winter»

LOL Don't get me wrong, I have taken photos in dead of winter before but this year, I simply can't be bothered.

It's not really TERRIBLY dead of winter here.

2001 Edgar Award Finalist Praise for DEAD OF WINTER and PJ PARRISH «Stylish blend of mystery, knife - edge tension and a complex hero readers care about.»

On the other hand if you are carrying a baby in a place dead of winter, the convenient will be the one that fits under your winter coat and made of a warm fabric.

Madison has a real winter nobody doing much outside in dead of winter so Ice Hockey is the thing and they draw good numbers too like comparable to basketball.

Jan 04,2016... Catching codfish in the dank, dark dead of winter may seem to some a dreary way to get away from it...

I've only been to Montreal once, for about four days, in the absolute dead of winter during a huge blizzard, so I really don't feel like I got to see it properly and want to get back there soooo much!

It wasn't too long before he published his 2nd novel Dead of Winter in 2004.

Shadow of Night by Deborah Harkness, Dead of Winter by Gerri Brightwell and an ARC of A Secret History of Witches by Louisa Morgan

No more dead of winter fill - ups and no more fretting over oil prices.

My different Camilla's, jonquils, There is always something in bloom even in dead of winter in Atlanta.

If you've ever craved a stadium - style hot dog in the dead of winter, or your grandmother's cupcakes when Grandma isn't around, Pull Up a Seat is the app for you.

Do you own an ice cream shoppe, and it's the dead of winter?

Plus, the system promises to produce lettuce and herbs even in the dead of winter, meaning you don't need to live in an ideal environment for growing vegetables.

It may be tempting fate to try to gather 60 heads of state and hundreds of global business leaders in the dead of winter in a Swiss mountain valley.

It's not unusual to see crowds of people drinking cold brew iced coffee in the dead of winter.

Snake handling to prove your faith in the afternoon in the dead of winter with pretty white snow proving your purity.

One evening in the dead of winter, I went on a walk.

And they verify that probably, the shepherds in Luke 2 were not out in the fields with their sheep during the dead of winter either.

With the prophet murdered and Nauvoo burned, they set out in the dead of winter under the leadership of Brigham Young to cross the prairies and the mountains and found a new Zion in Utah.

From my perspective, everything is created by Divine Design... that is a clear to me today in my 60s as it was when I was 5 and a small sparrow landed in my hand, in the dead of winter, and I gently encircled its body with my hand and warmed it.

To convince the bishop, Our Lady gave Juan Diego a sign: She made roses bloom, even though it was the dead of winter.

Uttering hushed prayers in subways as the doors close in, softly crying out for rescue on long desolate Central Park walks in the dead of winter.

The first of these dark episodes, the forced migration of Indians from their tribal lands, sometimes in the dead of winter, produced enormous misery.

An elegant presentation but easy to prepare even in the dead of winter... A perfectly roasted chicken, tender and juicy, with crispy skin makes a wonderful Sunday dinner when accompanied with roasted garlic mashed potatoes and a green vegetable or tossed salad.

If you're also stuck in the dead of winter and dreaming of those warmer days spent picnicking in a backyard, try this delicious winter update to a summertime favorite:

Plump strawberries and ripe raspberries are sitting there on the produce stands even in the dead of winter, but fresh cranberries make their first appearance in October and are usually off the shelves by Christmas.

With a generous pour of maple syrup lending some extra depth and sweetness to the tart fruit, these easy breakfast muffins are the ultimate way to get in some summery antioxidants, even in the dead of winter.

Since cherry tomatoes are relatively good year - round, I like to make this pesto in the dead of Winter.

There I go again, making summery, freezing cold treats in the dead of winter.

even though I agree with the wonders of fresh tomatoes with a dash of salt, this is the best way (imo) to put up tomoatoes for the winter, and have that summer - wonderful taste in the dead of winter.

I just paid 10 $ for 1 / 2 - pound... because it's in the dead of winter.

It's the dead of winter, and it's cold.

I agree about having fresh FL strawberries in the dead of winter.

I love that I can eat fresh, sweet Florida Strawberries in the dead of winter.

I find them not filling at times unless feeling under the weather or the dead of winter, but I have always loved this soup!

like landing on the moon, giving birth to a baby, the beauty of a sunset, and local fresh produce in the dead of winter..

Since we are in the dead of winter and in the spirit of National Almond Day, I thought a big batch of cookies was in order.

I will often make this coffee cake in the dead of winter just to have a reminder of summer!

I plan on making this in the dead of winter with frozen rhubarb and strawberries just to remind myself that summer will come again and with it, local Ontario strawberries.

My Amish neighbors still use wringer washers and hang everything outside, even in the dead of winter.

Heck, my nails even hurt from the gel polish I neurotically peeled off until each and every finger was devoid of color — Cara Mia Crimson does not belong on fingers in the dead of winter.

So here we are in the dead of winter when something I feel passionately about — eating seasonally — becomes its most difficult.

There's nothing like your own garden veggies for cooking in the dead of winter (reminds me that Spring is just around the corner)

It was in the dead of winter, and I was amazed by the variety of potatoes and other root veggies being sold, and how the vendors braved the cold, wrapped in layers of clothing.

We ate some of the salsa fresh, and I canned the remainder so I'll have 2 jars to bust open in the dead of winter.