Sentence examples for coat of snow from inspiring English sources

The company's tag line — "ski for life"— on the other hand, goes over like a beautiful coat of snow.

But a fresh coat of snow was making the ice less slippery, and even the burliest of trainees were finding it nearly impossible to overcome the friction.

When Ms. Masuike returned to Aramachi on March 3, a fresh coat of snow had blanketed the nearly barren, scarred landscape.

We were plunging our boots into hip-deep powder, not mere dust, and this thick coat of snow went all the way up the mountain.

"There is supposed to be 6,000 tons of coal here," he said, staring contemptuously into a broad, shallow pit beside a rail spur, barren but for a thick coat of snow.

My own concern is that we have already experienced the last picturesque, manageable Winter Games -- the 1994 Games in Norway, with bright sun, frigid air, quaint buildings, rolling farmland under a clean coat of snow, idealistic Norwegians burning candles on the sidewalk for the sister Olympic city of Sarajevo.

Pottery molds are stacked on ceiling-high shelves, the sink is bathed with splattered clay and there's a fine coat of snow-like dust everywhere.

Some of the mountains are toothy and jagged, others smoothed with the coating of snow.

The subway was shut and driving was banned for what turned out to be just a light coating of snow.

Toting a wimpy broom, he stood on the top step of his brownstone – the 10 other steps covered by light coats of snow.

The snowfall covered much of the eastern half of the nation yesterday, from a light dusting to a thick coating of snow with powerful wind gusts.