Sentence examples for coming snow from inspiring English sources
And now, with winter coming, snow will probably put a crimp in his profits.
Each one senses the coming snow -- Owl "knows" it is coming; Moose smells snow on the breeze; the geese feel shivery; Bear is getting very, very sleepy.
The next week Joe Aguirre sent word to bring them down, another, bigger storm was moving in from the Pacific, and they packed in the game and moved off the mountain with the sheep, stones rolling at their heels, purple cloud crowding in from the west and the metal smell of coming snow pressing them on.
At dinner the other night still in the forefront of the storm the very thought of the coming snow reminded people of the sudden storm of October 1987, when a sky-full of snow fell on trees that still had most of their leaves.
Even though South Dakota rancher Roger Weiss lives 35 miles from the nearest town, Faith – with a population of less than 450 people – and 70 miles from a grocery store, in Sturgis, he said the coming snow generally doesn't worry him.
It's 1951, somewhere in Yorkshire, Christmas coming, snow on the ground.
UNICEF Representative in Kyrgyzstan Timothy Schaffter pointed out that homeless families now face coming snows and severe frosts.
Warmer global temperatures mean more moisture gets sucked into the atmosphere, and at some point, that moisture comes down – come rain or come snow, you might say.
Out went DiPietro, in came Snow, who had started all the games in the Islanders' recent string of five games that resulted in points.
Turmeric, rosemary: blend with rum.Winter is fading; spring will come, snow will melt, and leaves set in.Rosemary, turmeric: shake in gin.
