Examples of using Another winter in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Here comes another Winter.
Another winter day.
I can't go another winter.
Another winter, cold and dark.
He won't live to see another winter.
This is another winter sign.
Seems we have survived another winter.
To spend another winter up here.
Me that we are entering yet another Winter.
Another winter essential is a good jacket!
You won't survive another winter here.
Fall is fading, and the man andhis son do not have the resources to survive another winter.
I won't spend another winter here.
They looked up at the uniform gray skies and, seeing in them tokens of much colder weather ahead,wondered how they would make it through another winter.
I would hate to spend another winter here.
Traveling alongside them is another winter visitor… Humpback whales head northwards like steam trains towards their winter breeding grounds in the warm waters of Mozambique.
I don't think I can take another winter here.
They won't last… Another winter will bring them to their knees.
To live another summer, to pass another winter.
I cannot go through another winter in Boston, Patrick.
By January 1899,Belgica was still trapped in ice about seven feet thick and the possibility of another winter in the ice was becoming real.
I'm not gonna spend another winter here, snowed in for 3… 4 months.
Well, still no rain in sight for the Kroner Hills region,as yet another winter storm passes south of us.
In the Gaza Strip, another winter season brings with it the threat of temporary displacement, property losses and health risks due to flooding and poor housing conditions.
He won't live through another winter in England.
In time, their chicks will fledge, and when the Antarctic autumn is near its end,these adults will walk across the newly-formed ice to endure yet another winter on the frozen sea.
I was… If you are suggesting he won't survive another winter in England, then we must do something.
Having lost much of their bedding, clothing, and food when it was haphazardly jettisoned from the ship on October 12,the remaining 14 men were in poor condition to face another winter.
By January 1899 the Belgica was still trapped in ice about 7 feet(2.1 m)thick and the possibility of another winter in the ice was becoming real.
These trees were alive and apparently flourishing at midsummer, and many of them had grown a foot,though completely girdled; but after another winter such were without exception dead.