Sentence examples similar to extended snow from inspiring English sources

Extending Mr. Snow's tenure would reward the treasury secretary, a 65-year-old former railroad executive who aggravated Bush campaign officials when he traveled to Ohio in October and called job losses under the president nothing more than "myths".

Glacial domes sparkled in the clear blue Arctic sky, fractured snow and ice clung to the steep mountain walls, and rivers of ice and snow extended in wide bands to the sea.

The puck would have gone in, but Snow extended his stick and knocked it aside.

Its plans for dealing with the snow extended to drivers carrying shovels and grit with them in their cabs.

The Met Office said the risk of snow extended into northern England on Tuesday, especially across the Pennines and higher parts of Cumbria.

The wines that went over so well in Los Angeles went over just as well in Tucson where the Sicilian American extended family of snow birds from Wisconsin congregates annually.

Extreme weather in productive areas, such as droughts in Russia and Argentina, floods in Australia, and extended periods of snow and freezing conditions across the U.S. can negatively impact global supplies.

For mountain climbers, the persistent snow has extended the climbing season, often creating firm-enough bridges over weak spots that might otherwise collapse into deep crevasses and swallow up even an experienced climber.

In particular, by using the imagery gathered by the Sentinel, civilian authorities will be able to compare the current flooding in the Thames Valley to how the same area was affected during a similar devastating period of flooding in 1947 which was caused by melting snow and extended periods of heavy rain.

Jones and Snow [11] extended the original pedestrian detection algorithm.

The raiders had noticed that snow drifts extended to the top of the palisade; this greatly simplified their entry into the fortifications just before dawn on February 29.