Sentence examples for floating snow from inspiring English sources

I slipped into a hole, knocked my head and slept under the floating snow.

5. Upcycle a jar into a floating heart snow globe Project via My Thrift Store Addiction.

But before the day was over, it was clear that the tiny piece of metal was a clue in the theft of a Marc Chagall painting, a fantasy in which a beggar is shown floating over snow-covered rooftops in his Russian hometown.

"I was just floating through the snow," Ms. Rood said of the day, considered a "first descent" by Mr. Sellers.

It was around then, roughly the same era the wheel was invented, that humans first strapped some kind of flat extenders to the bottoms of their feet and traversed the winter landscape by floating atop the snow.

When things finally clicked, I realized that all the skiing in rain and on marble-hard ice was merely groundwork for this: the weightless feeling of floating in virgin snow, thousands of tiny crystals billowing overhead.

"Snowcatchers are huge plastic tubes, as tall as a room and one metre in diameter, that are lowered beneath the sea surface to a particular depth where they are closed, capturing the water around them along with all the marine snow floating in it," says Hopkins.

It already showed one off with a "Go Vote" airhorn this Sunday, and has now added flashlight, snow, floating hearts, and other World Lenses.

I'll spare everyone the bran muffin, strong coffee, pee-pee dance, dropping the kids of at the pool, yellow snow, floating teeth, and whatever other references are out there to let you know that if you get stuck in traffic, you can now go to the bathroom in your own car instead of going through the hassle of pulling over or getting off at the next exit.

Glaciologists in Antarctica are concerned with the study of the history and dynamics of floating ice, seasonal snow, glaciers, and ice sheets.

There was a fire in the hearth and I was looking out the window at the snow floating on the pines.