Sentence examples for depending on snow from inspiring English sources
But surface rail lines may be affected by suspensions, depending on snow accumulation.
Mr. Konsella works on and off in construction, depending on snow conditions.
But traveling to Jammu during the winter is difficult and sometimes even impossible depending on snow conditions on the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway, the road link between Kashmir and India.
Depending on snow, the Mazama Campground is typically open mid-June through September, and Lost Creek Campground is open from July through early October.
BOSTON — After an absence, a white Christmas will be a reality and not a dream this year in northern New England, elating skiers and people whose livelihood depends on snow.
Even with the cleverest marketing campaigns and flashiest promotions, though, ski industry officials say the season's success will ultimately depend on what it has always depended on: snow that comes early and often.
Most of the surface runoff in June depends on snow melt that takes place at high elevation areas.
How organisms respond to climate change during the winter depends on snow cover, because the subnivium (the insulated and thermally stable area between snowpack and frozen ground) provides a refuge for plants, animals, and microbes.
Depending on your snow globe, you might have to choose between your deodorant and your snow globe.
Descents of up to 500 vertical metres are possible, and depending on the snow cover, can take you to within a few hundred metres of the car park.
