Sentence examples similar to cracked snow from inspiring English sources

Copy protection is leaking out of the digital music industry like water from a cracked snow-globe.

"Are people's biggest fears really cracking snow globes?" I wonder.

"I know I stay up nights worrying that I might crack a snow globe," my mom retorts.

Minute shards of frosted snow cracked from trees, filling the air with crystal dust.

The surface varies from old and bumpy, with the tarmac cracked by winter snow, to new and smooth, with pine-trees casting shadow, trees, barbed wire and concrete barriers to fall into if the tyres lose grip.

We had a few all-out blizzards, where lightening cracked as the snow piled up.

From star studded skies and dry cracked Earth, to snow covered volcanoes, alpine lakes, and glaciers, there is a great variety of panoramas in this country.

The snow cracked behind him and an avalanche came down, catching him at its end: Fleming remembered the incident and it was used for Bond's escape from Piz Gloria.

"As I went into that run the snow just cracked and finally gave way and I lost a lot of speed in that turn," Pullin said.

Out of the original's mire, Cook's created a thing of strange momentum like cracking open a snow globe and taking joy in the shimmery chaos.

These cracks allow snow and rainwater to seep into the underlying dirt and gravel.