| Summer days are here again, and the winter woollies have finally been put in mothballs. |
| Pioneer historians were quick to notice that bighorn epidemics regularly followed the arrival of tame woollies. |
| Wearing winter woollies, the group huddled together outside Lancaster Farms last week with simple banners to highlight their pay dispute. |
| Lord knows how we will all cope when the truly important stuff begins and people in curious woollies are hitting dimpled balls into little holes. |
| During the conference, when I was in the hotel, the air conditioning was so fierce I had to wear my woollies to keep warm. |
| People beyond thirty or forty years of age remember winter woollies, slides on frozen footpaths and weeks of sleighing on hillsides and roads. |
