Sentence examples for blizzard days from inspiring English sources

A couple of months ago, I was escorting an elderly lady down an aisle when she said, "Could you please check for bedbugs before I sit down?" Andrea Schechter BLIZZARD DAYS In Midtown Manhattan, the tourists play In "romantic snow" — it makes their day, While other boroughs have other tales As New Yorkers battle white-out gales.

But New York's big blizzard days may be numbered.

As New York City struggled with huge snowdrifts left by a crippling blizzard the day before, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg acknowledged on Tuesday that the cleanup had been slower than expected and the impact worse than had been apparent when the snow stopped falling.

The Brown University campus had been blanketed by a blizzard a few days before Paul Raymond arrived for a recruiting visit four years ago.

Arriving back in the UK to a blizzard from four days in Bangladesh, it feels like the Technicolor button has somehow got switched off.

(Oh, I think sadly, if only I hadn't dropped it. What are the chances FedEx will deliver my new one in a blizzard? Three more days without a personal digital assistant? How? And why -- why oh why, I wondered -- did we give away our manual typewriters? What if the electricity went out for a week and I had an inspiration? No worry there).

I remember the time my mother, a single-parent, got stuck at the hospital in a blizzard for two days.

"I went there during a blizzard for six days and just painted and listened to music, it was the most zen thing I've ever done.

After a cold, snowy winter preceded by a rather early Labor Day blizzard and followed by a somewhat late Memorial Day 22 inches of flurries, summer arrived right on schedule in New Hampshire.

Frostbite, starvation and perhaps scurvy were felling them, and a nine-day blizzard was keeping them imprisoned in their tent.

A four-day blizzard has left the village of Three Pines looking like a toy town sheltered under a snow globe.