Sentence examples for dusted in snow from inspiring English sources

On day four, we reached 2,800 metres - behind us was the Jebel Sarhro in all its barren, rugged glory, ahead the Atlas dusted in snow.

Tallin's medieval old town is dusted in snow, with nighttime lanterns giving atmospheric glow to the cobblestone streets.

The town is gorgeous when dusted in snow (see video for proof), but those same sights -- known to attract America's richest, most indulgent travelers -- are less crowded, less frigid and all the more epic during summer months.

But at the bottom of the slope, breathless, dusted in snow from head to foot, c'mon, there he was again with all the others in line for the lift, and then up, up again to the top.

Desiccated and brown, it was soon dusted in a delicate layer of new snow.

Dr. Thomas Painter, a scientist at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory at the California Institute of Technology who has written widely on dust in snow, said he could partly follow his own nose in chasing the story.

It's what the snow-people are calling a "whiteout"; black stalks of trees, white ground heaped with snow, the snow gums buried, their green-grey tops like shrubbery dusted in ice.

Cascades of sparkling crystal, part of the dramatic curtain created by David Rockwell for the 2010 Oscars, is just one of the pieces shown among soaring pine trees — the forest in the courtyard already dusted with snow in Europe's harsh and early winter.

Once over the top we had a breathtaking view of Sand Hill's craggy slopes, dusted with snow, in the distance.

In another, dusted with snow, she's halfway up a tree trunk in a forest.

One inspiration is this 1973 photograph of their parents' car in Death Valley, dusted with snow.