Sentence examples for fall of snow from inspiring English sources

To be treasured like the first fall of snow.

Give them a good fall of snow, and they dash outside like small children.

air-conditioner roaring, Mr. Aleman hears only the tinkle of ice, the fall of snow.

The impact has been as dramatic as a heavy fall of snow on tender plants.

He would be murmuring certain words over to himself, incantatory: the leaden sky promised an early fall of snow.

A fall of snow the previous week had yet to melt, giving the place a wonderfully wintry atmosphere.

March winds often feature strongly, as do late winter cold spells, and these are often accompanied by heavy falls of snow.

Scotland had some heavy falls of snow over the uplands between 9 and 13 March, as the widespread cold of the first week extended into the second week of March in the northern UK.

"The wind increases making it feel very cold and we could be in for a spell of snow - some significant falls of snow are likely," he said.

In particular, they hold that the falling of snow from the sky does not make 'Snow falls from the sky' true.

Fall velocities of snow range up to about 2 metres per second (6.5 feet per second).