Sentence examples for chunks of snow from inspiring English sources

"I was jealous," he said, adding that those "big chunks of snow look great in HD".

I hopped into the wind-whipped snow on the upper face, then chopped my way into a steep, icy trough, intermittently jump-turning and side-slipping, chunks of snow and ice clattering around me like broken glass.

People start to whizz chunks of snow by his head, possibly in response to seeing his camera-hungry mug on local TV one too many times.

"There was a big chunk of snow that fell over us and swept us away.

Defensive end Shaun Ellis picked up a large chunk of snow in the corner of the field and hurled it into the crowd.

He lifted his ski pole to give a warning, but it was already too late: under the skiers' weight, a chunk of snow 10 feet wide and 20 feet long ripped from the mountain at Jornet's feet.

Within seconds I had constructed a full fantasy of our life together that gained size and force the way a pea-size chunk of snow becomes an unstoppable village-crushing avalanche.

"He picked up a chunk of snow the size of a football and took off running," O'Brien told the Sun-Times.

Golf-ball sized chunks of frozen snow on a trail are often referred to as death cookies in the East; Westerners tend to call them chicken heads.

Chunks of ice and snow muddy the path; gnarled, bare tree branches leave a passageway only a foot or two wide.

The informed reader will recall that Stewart's first book, The Places In Between, chronicled his walk across a large chunk of chaotic, snow-bound Afghanistan two months after the Taliban collapsed.