wintertime

IPA: wˈɪntɝtaɪm

Examples of "wintertime" in Sentences

"I grew up in wintertime playing on ponds and lakes," Crosby said.
The buck is too big, too fat and too clean to be a wild buck in wintertime snow-and-ice USA.
Yes, wintertime is not a particularly good time to get started on outdoor infrastructure projects that involve digging in the frozen earth.
Vikings traditionally wore heavy wool garments and furs in wintertime and linens in the warmer months, as they did not have cotton (nor spandex lol).
We would tell you that we hoped our country had [words indistinct] at this moment it is not summertime in Cuba, and even during what we call wintertime everyone sweats.
This far north the sun sets early in wintertime — technically, around 3: 00 p.m. — but in truth, sunset heralds two hours of dusky purple and orange in the western sky, above a serrated landscape visible to a range of thirty miles.