Sentence examples for bitter snow from inspiring English sources

1) Which UK politician was – surprisingly – the first this year to call for refugees from the Syrian conflict to be granted immediate asylum in Britain? 2) And, perhaps just as surprisingly, who were brought indoors at Chicago Zoo to keep them warm after bitter snow swept the eastern US seaboard?

Bitter snow and moon.

Where, oh where, among the spring buds of a new political climate, were the bitter snows of yesteryear?

On a bitter, snow-covered and icy, winter night in 1967, I was driving my father's Oldsmobile Toronado -- a much sturdier and winter-worthy vehicle than my lighter, smaller VW bug.

Middle Eastern winters can be bitter, with snow in some areas and chilly winds slamming across the deserts.

Kenneth Etsitty and I will clamber down from the canyon ridge on the ribbed rock Bare Trail hundreds of feet to the valley floor, wandering there through fallow bean fields and orchards, pressing into a southwestern wind that knifes through our clothing, crossing streams that run fast and bitter with snow melt, the water so cold it renders our bare feet inflexible blocks.

We are experiencing more bitter winter snows, more dramatic spring storms and floods, more prolonged summer droughts, more wildfires, more intense hurricanes (category 3, 4 and 5), a melting of the ice caps on the great mountain ranges and a rise in sea levels.

The conditions were unacceptable – bitter winds and snow – and he tied us all together with a massive rope from his rucksack.

With his back against a wall, his posture was more prayerful than protective against the bitter wind, driving snow and the other perils that might leap from the darkness.

Fur and all its imitations were worn by many guests attending the recent New York Fashion Week, no doubt prompted at least in part by the bitter cold and snow.

The inevitability of those seasons, bitter winters, spring snow melts, baking summer droughts and apocalyptic autumnal dust storms remind me of yesterday's inevitable reintroduction of British military personnel back into Helmand province in support of the Afghan National Army in Sangin.