wintered

• “Then you wintered in Dawson, or came in on the last ice.”

  THE GREAT INTERROGATION

• “Movements of herds and droves, past, present, and to come, were discussed, as well as the outlook for cultivated hay in far upland pastures and the estimates of such hay that still remained over the winter in remote barns in the sheltered mountain valleys where herds had wintered and been fed.”

  CHAPTER II

• “We wintered in I8A, lads coming in and going out all the time.”

  John Keay

• “But the little the newcomers had was soon over with, for they had wintered at Minook, a thousand miles below, where nothing was doing.”

  AT THE RAINBOW'S END

• “Clara's mother, like Saxon's, had crossed the Plains with ox-teams, and, like Saxon's, had wintered in Salt Intake City -- in fact, had, with her sisters, opened the first Gentile school in that Mormon stronghold.”

  CHAPTER XI

• “In the first year of his life, ere he had learned the way of his legs, Jacob Welse had wandered a-horse through a thousand miles of wilderness, and wintered in a hunting-lodge on the head-waters of the Red River of the North.”

  CHAPTER 5

• “Jacob Welse was there now, and his grub-stores; so they wintered in the frost and groped in the frozen muck for gold.”

  CHAPTER 5

• “So the sun has some of its honey wintered away, to bring it into contact with such a human voice as yours.”

  Fictionaut: our ragged wits, ragged minds

• “They wintered in Miami, where Picon did four vaudeville shows a day.”

  Jewish Women in Comedy - Molly Picon

• “They summered at a "cottage" in Newport, wintered in a villa in the south of France.”

  The Huffington Post: Allison Silver: '20th Century Travel': Faster, Better, Democratized (PHOTOS, POLL)

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