The phrase "first snow of winter" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the first occurrence of snow in the winter season. Example: "The children woke up to the first snow of winter, eagerly rushing outside to build snowmen and have snowball fights."
In the end we got lucky – we were able to capture the landscape changing, we shot the first snow of winter and the sea starting to freeze over.
But the question that clings to the capital like the first snow of winter is whether anything will be enough for Mr. Bush.
As the first snow of winter began to fall, the troops climbed high into the steeply rising mountains and rode down the more gradual western slope into California's enormous Central Valley.
By the time it was all over it looked like the first snow of winter had fallen inside the house.
IT was fitting that the first snow of 2002 came as a whisper of whiteness rather than a shout, as the city held its breath.
Enjoy the glorious views over the Cairngorms from Braeriach (1,296m), before the first snows of winter sweep in.
Improbably, it seems poised to meet a goal of erecting a small brick structure for every displaced family before the first snows of winter, in November or December.
As the first snows of winter began to fall, they decamped and took the ferry to Block Island, a scenic nature reserve off the Rhode Island coast where Miller had spent many a childhood summer, to set up a studio.
Then wait until the first snows of winter and set off with some primitive recording equipment and emerge months later with one fully formed album of folky, backwoods Americana.
Surrounded by the enemy, short of ammunition and supplies, and with the first snows of winter falling, Suvorov set out to extract his army from an apparently hopeless position.
To the north the high mountains, dusted with the first snows of winter, are very white above the grey and brown of the boulder fields, carving a sharp outline against the fading blue of the sky.
