Sentence examples for as a snow from inspiring English sources

"In commerce terms you can think of this as a snow day.

For the city's zookeepers, there is no such thing as a snow day.

Weatherproof: There's no such thing as a snow day at the November Project.

His head is shaved as bald as a snow globe, except for a skinny black ponytail.

Though Ogden is emerging as a snow sports hub, many other sports lure visitors to town.

The team added a peastone ring around the round about which serves as a snow shelf, rain filter, and border.

(A hill in Shropshire, as much a snow-capped peak as I will ever be a nob).

In his diary, Mather enthused that about "as mighty a snow as perhaps has been known in memory of man".

She hung another image on her wall, this one a collage: Mount Analogue, as a snow-spattered peak rising from the sea.

Buffalo, which seems to be partly made of snow, is often held up as a snow-removal model — except when it is not, as was the case after a heavy storm in the South Buffalo neighborhood earlier this month.

Her intention was to avoid creating "just another skiing and boarding brochure"; and she was keen to plug in to the growing popularity of Finland – "up 30 per cent in the UK market," she says – as a snow-activity destination.