Sentence examples for devoid of snow from inspiring English sources
As established skiing regions become devoid of snow, their own virtually guaranteed white stuff (light at the moment, admittedly, but with more expected after Christmas) will be sucking in the tourists.
In The Age of Stupid, the opening panoramas survey a similarly wrecked planet to the one in The Road: we see the Sydney Opera House backed by an advancing wall of flames; a baked-brown Matterhorn devoid of snow; the garish neon lights of Las Vegas half-buried, forgotten, in the sands; a vulture tearing at a human corpse outside the Taj Mahal.
Here's what's being happening in the NBA while preparing for March Madness, getting caught up in the different kind of chaos that is NFL free agency or watching long and pointless MLB spring training games if only for a window into an alternate universe completely devoid of snow.
Phillips Station, for example — where Gov. Jerry Brown stood last April in a field devoid of snow — is now 130% of normal for February.
Climate change projections forecast an intensification of the precipitation regime for many regions of the globe, including central North America, with fewer, larger events interspersed between longer periods devoid of rain or snow.
The view from the piste is hills of snow devoid of trees, encircled by a razor's-edge crown of near-vertical, rocky peaks — all of it, on many days, poking above the clouds.
Salt of Antarctica There is still plenty of open space in Antarctica, including the Dry Valleys, landforms curiously devoid of the ice and snow that smothers the rest of continent.
More of Mumford's powerful Gitmo sketches — of interrogation huts and cell blocks, all eerily devoid of prisoners — can be seen in "The Snow Leopard" (through Nov. 23) at New York's Postmasters Gallery.
The result of snow accumulating on a glacier and being compressed over thousands of years, this kind of ice is so dense — so devoid of air bubbles — that it absorbs long-wavelength light, which is why it appears mesmerizingly blue.
Chionophobia- Fear of snow.
