Sentence examples for becomes snow from inspiring English sources

Milk chocolate ganache is made to bend and curl; coconut becomes snow.

This results in a differential snow-melting period inferred from the C-band radar satellite data, causing the interseasonal and interlandform variability in the onset of ground surface thawing once the ground becomes snow free.

From here, the route becomes Snow Hill Road again and turns northwest.

We received more than our normal snow the first storm out -- and now, Thursday has become "snow day"; schools announce closings the evening before.

"We hope kids will want to become snow leopards," said Diana Heide, a zoo spokeswoman, who explained that children could decorate visors to enhance the transformation.

"It started out as rain, and then it did become snow," he said, "but by the time it hit the ground much of it melted".

Ancient volcanoes have become snow-covered peaks with pure mountain streams running down to volcanic beaches and reefs of soft coral.

Having grown up in a sunny California suburb, in a family that regarded skiing as a deplorably extravagant way to acquire a broken leg, I became snow-crazed as soon as I started visiting New York in the chillier months.

But as they approached Des Moines, that airport became snowed in as well and the flight ended up in Denver.

When Chicago and the Midwest became snow-clogged, Hoth-like hellscapes last winter, media outlets found and clung to a term most people in the United States had never heard before: polar vortex.

The immediate pleasure of nailing a power slide around a long bend; the rush of whizzing past trucks and buses at completely illegal speeds, while Egyptian pyramids become snow-capped mountains become harbour cobblestones become tulips-carpeted fields of joy around you: unbeatable.