Sentence examples for blizzards of from inspiring English sources
Blizzards of top soil and wheat.
Which meant blizzards of salt and sugar.
Families began arriving late on Christmas afternoon, during one of the worst blizzards of the winter.
The blizzards of arcane papers, the schmoozing rictus grin, the dodgy promises, the fiscal mayhem.
Campaigners cite blizzards of statistics and reams of research, much of it produced by powerful new digital tools.
Cheering throngs lined Broadway for miles, showering Queen Elizabeth II with affection as blizzards of ticker tape engulfed her entourage.
Specifically, we love the version of Fleetwood Mac whose members did blizzards of cocaine and kept divorcing each other.
Early on, his blizzards of scratching resolve into the metal riffola of a new track, "Border Crossing".
Probably not e-mail, Lady Soames said, but he probably would have sent blizzards of faxes signed, "Faxfully yours, Winston".
Who could forget the sight of people cross-country skiing down Broadway during the blizzards of 1996?
