Sentence examples for course of snow from inspiring English sources

But before the race could begin, organizers would have to clear the course of snow.

Holland's fear is that riders in events like snowboard cross, a barnstorming event that sends riders down the mountain simultaneously over an obstacle course of snow features like dips and jumps, are increasingly wearing tighter pants.

The Wild Women of Okoboji relay race replaced its obstacle course of snow angels and hockey pucks with a sand course culminating in each contestant's hopping with an uncooked hot dog in her mouth.

Last week, my pal Alex Wilhelm pointed out that winter's coming to Silicon Valley, not in the form of snow of course, but metaphorically.

Instead the organizers built a temporary course out of snow and ice.

He said that on his local course, the Pine Barrens Golf Club, play continues throughout the season, as long as the course is largely free of snow.

Of course, snow means business for people like Mr. Lach, and for the purveyors of road salt, snow shovels and other accouterments of cold weather.

And, of course, the slightest hint of snow rouses the slumbering hordes of cross-country skiers.

Yet, while this was technically the sport of skiing we were about to watch, the course was not made of snow in the strict soft and fluffy sense of the word.

Of course, their 400"+ of snow each season doesn't hurt.

I'd encountered mountains before, of course, and snow, and sometimes even combinations of both.