Sentence examples similar to biting snow from inspiring English sources
I eased off the cornice, dropping a foot or two through the air before my skis bit the snow.
Photograph: Paul Gilham/Getty Images 1.59pm GMT Another one bites the snow over in the slalom - So-Hui Gim of Korea is the latest to go down and not finish.
Actually it's quite simple: you stand with your feet on the runners except when you press hard on the brake bar in between so that its teeth bite the snow while you shout 'whoa' to stop the charging hounds and embed a heavy red anchor.
LONDON — Northern Europe remained in the grip of arctic weather on Friday after a week of blinding snow, biting winds and plummeting temperatures.
It is an evocative tour de force: snow and biting winds gust from its pages.
Thousands of people in the South waited yesterday for the electricity to be turned back on, and the latest in a series of storms blew blinding snow and biting cold air across the nation's midsection.
Thousands of music fans trekked to New York's Madison Square Garden on Friday night, faces turned down against the snow and biting winds of a still-emerging storm that someone decided to call Nemo.
Alpine skis have sharp steel edges along the bottom to bite into hard snow or ice.
Many of the memoirs he wrote of his time as a prisoner at Auschwitz are coloured as much by biting cold and endless grey snow as by barbarism and industrial slaughter.
The Queen tricks Snow White into biting into the poisoned apple.
