Sentence examples for corn snow from inspiring English sources

Turf Account Chris McGrath's Nap Corn Snow (5.05 Nottingham) Next Best War Lord (5.45 Thirsk).

Some skiers enjoy the crunchy sound and grabby feel of corn snow.

It doesn't last long, but like corn snow and slopeside picnics, it's part of the roulette of spring skiing.

Even better was sarang burong ($14), a high, crunchy taro basket filled with chicken, shrimp, baby corn, snow peas, black mushrooms and a topping of cashew nuts.

Toss in the hot days and chilly nights of warmer months, and the snowpack, often a 16-foot-thick slab of "cement," transforms into the next best thing after powder — a soft, silky phenomenon called corn snow.

The cycle of melting and freezing on warmer days causes fluffy powder to crystallize into granular pellets dubbed "corn snow" because the size and shape resemble kernels of corn.

I grew up in northwest Missouri, about thirty miles from the border with Nebraska, twenty-five from Kansas, and twenty from Iowa, tucked up in the corner — corn country, snow country.

Also good were spinach noodles tossed with baby corn, scallions and snow peas ($8.95).

When an order comes in, he adds the smoked pheasant, julienned snow peas, corn and cubed cold butter, and pops it in the oven.

"This is not an Indian issue -- it's a human being issue," Maggie Crawford, a resident of mixed white and Nanticoke blood, said as she roamed across the snow and corn stipple of a 50-acre farm field beside the Kanawha River.

Choices include steamed fish in a fragrant mushroom, chili and ginger broth with greens and brown rice or udon noodles, baby corn, shiitake mushrooms and snow peas with a spicy lemon-garlic dressing.