Russell was again summoned as "Sir William Russell of the Isle" to be ready at Carlisle in 1301, after which the army wintered with much hardship in Scotland.

Several weeks before and farther to the south, she and Sebastian had passed through the very place where the army of the Imperial Order had wintered.

The army wintered near Fort Bridger.

Also in 879, according to Asser, another Viking army sailed up the River Thames and wintered at Fulham.

The Persian fleet and army wintered at Miletus, before setting out in 493 BC to finally stamp out the last embers of the revolt.

By dating the artefacts, archaeologists came to believe that it was likely that this hoard had been buried in 872, when the army wintered in London.

In the aftermath of the battle, the Byzantine army wintered at Trebizond.

Himilco took possession of the city, which was sacked and the Carthaginian army wintered in the city.

Cromwell, his work finished, returned to headquarters, and the army wintered in the neighbourhood of Crediton.

After an unsuccessful attempt to draw Washington into battle at White Marsh and Edge Hill, Howe withdrew into Philadelphia while the American army wintered at Valley Forge.