Winterly

Your note, I can scarcely tell why, hurt me, and produced a kind of winterly smile, which diffuses a beam of despondent tranquillity over the features. ❋ Elizabeth Robins Pennell (1895)

Your note -- I can scarcely tell why, hurt me -- and produced a kind of winterly smile, which diffuses a beam of despondent tranquillity over the features. ❋ Mary Wollstonecraft (1778)

"Zimowe Gody" means as much as winterly mating season ... if I corectly translate the meanig in english (I use to read good books in english to improve my language skills). ❋ Unknown (2008)

After the winter solstice, and at the time when the zephyr usually begins to blow, severe winterly storms out of season, with much northerly wind, snow, continued and copious rains; the sky tempestuous and clouded; these things were protracted, and did not remit until the equinox. ❋ Unknown (2007)

But long after the solstice, and near the equinox, much wintery weather out of season; and when now close to the equinox, northerly, and winterly weather for no long time. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The wind was slowly veering toward the east, as the Grimsby man had predicted, with no sign of any storm as yet, but rather a prospect of winterly weather, and a breeze to bring the woodcocks in. ❋ Richard Doddridge (2004)

January was drawing to its close; the weather was growing more and more winterly; high winds, piercingly cold, were raving through our narrow streets; and still the spirit of social festivity bade defiance to the storms which sang through our ancient forests. ❋ Julian Hawthorne (1890)

Their place had been filled by a tangle of many saplings, and in their midst rose an elder-bush, already showing leaf, amid the bare winterly wood. ❋ Humphry Ward (1885)

However it might be possible to give Count de Grasse an early hint of it in case you agree with him upon the winterly departure of the whole fleet for the West Indies. ❋ Lafayette, Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert Du Motier, Marquis De (1837)

He did not wish that his grandson should remain with him, but he was resolute not to leave his old grandfather, and the rest considered it alike proper and necessary; and the two, therefore, were hastily supplied with whatever they might require in this winterly solitude. ❋ Fredrika Bremer (1833)

I know his love for his native land, and know that this winterly nature which I dread so much, is precisely his life and his health. ❋ Fredrika Bremer (1833)

It was an autumn day, but one of those autumn days when a sun warm as summer and a crystally pure air cause the earth to stand forth in the brightest splendour before the azure-blue eyes of heaven; when Nature resembles a novice, who adorns herself the most at the moment that she is about to take the nun's veil, and to descend into her winterly grave. ❋ Fredrika Bremer (1833)

The country in general had a winterly appearance; and the grass round the camp was dry, but I observed the fine grass of the Isaacs, and many varieties which grow on the Suttor and Burdekin, which will yield an excellent feed in the proper season; and, even at the present, neither our bullocks nor horses were starving. ❋ Ludwig Leichhardt (1830)

The ground was covered with snow, and the weather most winterly, when we embarked in our open boats to cross the lake for the ❋ John West (1811)

Grasse an early hint of it in case you agree with him upon the winterly departure of the whole fleet for the West Indies. ❋ Marie Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert Du Motier Lafayette (1795)

A set of fifty brushes to create snowflakes and add a winterly feeling to your illustrations. ❋ Unknown (2009)

You sure write like you've been under all the winterly weather conditions you've mentioned up there. ❋ Unknown (2009)

He knew them all; those dainty beauties with their delicate cheeks just brightened by the western winterly wind, and their rich furs and laces glowing among the colors of their respective heroes; he was the pet of them all; "Beauty" had the suffrages of the sex without exception; he was received with bright smiles and graceful congratulations, even from those who had espoused Eyre Montacute's cause, and still fluttered their losing azure, though the poor hunter lay dead, with his back broken, and ❋ 1839-1908 Ouida (1873)

As Francis the first of France was one winterly night warming himself over the embers of a wood fire, and talking with his first minister of sundry things for the good of the state (Vide ❋ Unknown (2003)