Sentence examples for blanketing snow from inspiring English sources

Deep blanketing snow — up to 300 inches in some seasons — covers boulders, streambeds, fallen trees and outcroppings of rock.

The homemade shrine, random and homely, brings the event to a human scale, the ugliness of the debris in particular belying the picturesque metaphor of blanketing snow that everyone liked to use last September.

The image of a blanketing snow is as Canadian as ice hockey or maple syrup, but in the hands of immigrant writers like the novelist Austin C. Clarke from Barbados, it sets the scene for disheartening reflection.

The company's vehicles still had a lot to learn in this specific realm as of late last year, and it's one of the most challenging road conditions any autonomous vehicle can face, because of the effects of deep cold and blanketing snow not only on traction and vehicle handling, but also on sensors and optics.

He should be running for the safe blanketing snow of Scandinavia.

The little pigtailed girl ran out onto the next blanket, snow flying beneath her feet, until she was sucked down, too.

We advise all fans to bring blankets, snow gloves and snow boots and caution fans to expect to clear snow from their seats when they arrive".

Today large swathes of the UK were blanketed in snow, including London ( first worst snow in 18 years – that's global warming for ya folks).

In a winter already blanketed with snow, many communities had already exceeded their snow removal budgets.

It left more then two feet of snow on the ground, cancelling public transportation, and leaving roads blanketed in snow.

The house is spotless; the outside world is blanketed in snow; the sky is cloudless.