Sentence examples for deep snowy from inspiring English sources

Until our pint-size convoy of Crosstreks encountered ugly weather, with cars blowing tires on shards of volcanic debris and bogging down in the deep, snowy ruts of our lead vehicles (Land Rovers and Toyota Land Cruisers, locally modified to handle the terrain), the hybrids were living up to their maker's hype.

Soon the colors will fade to brown, blue and white as a deep snowy tarp preserves the genetic potential of spring.

Along with the blue and white meanderings of "The Deep" and the snowy primaries of "Holiday," these works suggest that the dead horse of modernism still has plenty of kick.

Jak and Daxter lets players travel tremendous distances, moving freely from deep caves to snowy mountaintops without any of those annoying moments where the game freezes as a new location is loaded into memory.

Once, he and another crew member were scouting for a location deep in the snowy woods.

For example, the brothers and sisters in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C S Lewis argue like ordinary siblings even as they go deeper into the snowy world of Narnia.

During our stint with the car, we forded a fast-moving 2ft-deep riverlet, scampered up steep, snowy hillocks and negotiated some patches of black ice, and the Discovery (admittedly fitted with studded tires) never missed a beat.

The scenery is incredible - great jagged snowy peaks against a deep blue sky.

Two young brides, one resplendent in a white gown and the other in deep pink, married sweethearts in a snowy square.

"Look, there are her eyes, her face, her arm, her hip, there," Josmell Ilasaca said, his hand drawing and caressing the glacier's snowy features against a deep-blue sky.

For my first taste of snow this season I was satisfied with the feeling of the deep woods and the sight of bent, snowy boughs along the trail that sometimes seemed to form a wall.