Sentence examples for blizzard outside from inspiring English sources

We got a blizzard outside!

"There might be a blizzard outside and you wouldn't know it," he said.

As we prepared for the blizzard outside, Mr Blair was the new Captain Gloats: "Gentlemen, I am staying here.

I forget the first night home with my family of three, other than it was a blizzard outside and we ate KFC Chicken Pot Pies.

"It's as if it's the middle of winter and there's a blizzard outside," said Mark Juliano, chief operating officer of Trump Entertainment Resorts Inc., who said the occupancy rate at the company's three Atlantic City hotels had dropped from 95%to50%0%; about one-third of the hotel's 7,500 employees were told not to report for work.

For the Americans, a tough weeklong stretch — including published criticism of Coach Jurgen Klinsmann; a game played in a blizzard outside Denver; and a M.A.S.H. unit worth of injuries — ended encouragingly.

That status, plus lax campaign finance laws, has attracted a blizzard of outside spending.

With these few sure, swift strokes Dr. Chen introduces us to the husband of a patient, gaunt and dressed in black, standing at wife's bedside in the intensive care unit as a blizzard rages outside: "Joseph finally emerged from the room with his coat in his hand.

At the conclusion of the Edgar Kaplan Winter Regional in Manhattan this month, all 44 players arrived for the final session of the Board-a-Match Teams in spite of a blizzard raging outside, and one of them was in pain from a herniated disk.

Cue cries of tragedy: no more sharing a warming nip of whisky inside your tent while a blizzard howls outside; no more watching the glorious Antarctic light bounce off the mountains with a beer, or a glass of wine, after a hard day's trekking or researching on the ice.

We feel sympathy for this woman who deliberately preferred a life in which she made her husband and children spaghetti while a blizzard raged outside and enjoyed the contrast to being at the children's table in the corner of the vast family dining room in Aiken, S.C., where she studied the pink and green majolica to escape the boredom of dining with her nurse.