Sentence examples for big snowfall from inspiring English sources

"We're cold and have a beautiful, big snowfall right now, but no major problems".

The first big snowfall of the winter destoyed a pylon bringing electricity from Central Asia.

"So a little bit of track error means a big snowfall error," he said.

In London after the first big snowfall, most commuters obviously took an executive decision to leave the bike at home and get to work by other means.

Forced to wear idiotic get-ups that match inclement conditions, he still has the meteorological smarts to predict the season's big snowfall down to the last granule.

Like other American towns of its size, Thurmont organizes its history in terms of parades, state champion baseball teams and such meteorological events as the big flood (1868) and the big snowfall (1899).

But the Antarctic Plateau, deep in the continent's interior, is far removed from the howling winds and big snowfalls that afflict much of the lowlands below.

In the battle to attract skiers after the first big snowfalls of the season, the Alps' recession-hit resorts are counting on their scariest pistes to bring in the winter thrill-seekers.

Concerns arise during the winter about adequate road clearance after big snowfalls, particularly for weekenders who live on country properties and need to leave early to take the train or bus back to work in Manhattan.

In contrast to American ski resorts, where the snow held off until late January, Alpine resorts received big snowfalls early in the season, even if the totals tapered off after New Year's.

Going through airport customs in Halifax, usually a wave-through formality, turned into a lingering conversation as the customs officer told us about the big snowfalls of last winter, and the big melt of the spring, and couldn't we stay a minute longer to talk?