Sentence examples for first blizzard of from inspiring English sources

White with the first blizzard of winter, and red with the big sale signs stuck in almost every retailer's windows.

A handful of guests failed to turn up, and those who did peeled off coats, hats and boots and shared stories about braving the first blizzard of 2003.

As his readers know, many small happenings in his novels have an uncanny prescience about them; and this one in particular seemed likely to be confirmed by reality the other day, when the first blizzard of winter blew in, muffling streets and minds.

The first blizzard of 2014 brought feet of snow across the Northeast and teeth-chattering temperatures across the Northern Plains.

A student from California was walking through the park, observing her first blizzard.

Contribute with Guardian Witness The first big blizzard of 2015 has arrived, with 30 million people bracing for the worst.

In the first, Pearl Harbor, a blizzard of misleading signals ("noise" in intelligence jargon) obscured the real target.

Governor Deval Patrick declared a state of emergency Friday and ordered a state-wide travel ban, believed to be the first since the blizzard of 1978.

But Republicans have crafted a message which can fit everyone from George W. Bush to Mark Sanford, Michelle Bachmann and Palin; a family-first, America-best blizzard of code words which used to be all you needed to cruise past dysfunctional Democrats to electoral wins in post-9/11 post-9/11 America

The first result was a blizzard of laws — 14 passed at once — in what became known as the Pollution Diet of 1970.

And Rai Skrupskis is responding to everyone who wrote in in the first half, with a blizzard of perspectives (see what i did there?): I don't know where you're watching from, but 400 miles south in Albuquerque it is impossible to see the ball on ESPN.