in the winter , also: in winter *

In the winter, 70 percent are American, many of them college students.

We have to come to work every day in the winter here.

These schools were also not run in the winter months.

The group comes to life in the winter of 2005.

His death is said to have taken place in the winter of 1021-1022.

We want them to tell their players in the winter time.

Why is it so hard to start a car in the winter?

Meeting new people, getting to other countries in the winter.

"People here have had nothing to do in the winter."

When I went home in the winter it was not too bad.

I read, much of the night, and go south in the winter.

In the winter of 1972 students moved 70,000 books into the building.

The first international series was held in the winter of 1995.

People needed one another in the winter, and they knew it.

You ever live here in the winter, for that matter?

"But in the winter, they may be the only way to get food to some people."

From then on, in the winter, he had his water turned off, just to be sure.

In the winter of 1620-1621, he died along with his wife and son.

The new rules will take effect in the winter of 2007.

The idea for a place to write began in the winter of 2000.

The first came in the winter and spring of 1993.

I remember how cold it was when we came down in the winter.

Soon enough, he wanted to play in the winter, too.

"You did not believe that I could lead them here in the winter?"

Should I water it in the winter and, if so, how often?