winter quarters

At the moment Washington's army was in winter quarters, as were the forces of the king.

Here he was, left behind before the show had all gotten away from its winter quarters.

Every town that served as winter quarters to a Company looked like this, more or less.

They are rounded up each fall and kept in winter quarters.

It was used as winter quarters in 1866-1867 and then abandoned.

They have made their winter quarters in a little monastery near here and were easy to find.

It would soon be time to return to winter quarters at the castle.

Again blocked by ice, she turned south for winter quarters.

The expedition left their winter quarters on June 6, 1820.

Some plants may need to be moved to more suitable winter quarters.

Everybody will probably go into winter quarters until the spring."

Its winter quarters for 1780-81 were in the Hudson valley.

In the winter quarters they actually seem to associate with humans even more.

Far south now, other prides have already made winter quarters.

As such their return was to be delayed and so they found winter quarters in Florence.

After the battle, the Emperor decided that the army was to take winter quarters.

It had been built as one of several winter quarters for the famous circus.

Males start singing early, occasionally even when still in winter quarters.

Little is known about cuckoos in their African winter quarters.

They would be living there and wouldn't want to see their new winter quarters destroyed.

They had used the island for winter quarters, and come to the mainland to spend their gold.

With October nearly over, both armies settled into winter quarters.

It will give you abundance, good winter quarters, and a speedy return to your country!

Both armies went into winter quarters in the border districts.

Today, the rest of the construction serves as winter quarters for bats.