Sentence examples for bits of snow from inspiring English sources
And despite bits of snow and rain, he never once put the top up.
They were not monoliths but varied, layered giants, receding inward for kilometers at moments before jutting out boulders and bits of snow again.
Above, Eric Cota, 7, sends bits of snow flying as he sails down the run provided by the Montebello Downtown Assn.
Consider getting rubber boots that will keep your feet dry, as opposed to boots with laces (bits of snow get lodged in the laces and melt into the boot, even if the company claims it's waterproof).
There was a little bit of snow overnight.
"It's just a little bit of snow," said the hostess, Kim Lovely.
"You might recall we had a bit of snow this year?" Mr. Saft asked.
A bit of snow, a bit of sun, a bit of ice, and a marvelous Italian dinner prepared by our international visitor, Claudia Cecamore.
In some pictures you can see a bit of snow but these were mountains that were, until 10-20 years ago, entirely covered.
Cold here though with quite a bit of snow at altitude, should be scenic for the viewers".
Aisling Creevy, from MeteoGroup, the weather division of the Press Association, said: "There was quite a bit of snow last night, most of it in south-east England and East Anglia.
