Sentence examples for gigantic snow from inspiring English sources
He helped Stephen & John build a gigantic snow man.
The minimalist text consists of Mama's exhortations to Baby to experience the snow: "Baby, hear the snow!" "Baby, taste the snow!" Dunrea's gouache paintings move from double-page spreads of a hostile-looking wilderness to an energetic mother and delighted child in a softened landscape, as Mama builds a gigantic snow troll, sleds down a hill and rides an eerily realistic ice bear with Baby.
Now even more horrified at the prospect of hurting her sister and people with her powers Elsa forces Anna, Kristoff and Olaf out by creating a gigantic snow creature (called Marshmallow by Olaf), that is a symbol of her desire to be alone so as to be able to use her powers without hurting anyone.
The views from the kayak were the most spectacular of the trip, especially facing the gigantic amphitheater of snow and of ice at the foot of the mountains.
Hundreds of gigantic, intricate ice and snow sculptures line both sides of the banks of the frozen Songhua River, which cuts through Harbin.
He became a military artist, using a kitchen knife to carve gigantic statues of military heroes from snow which sailors packed into wooden forms nearly 30 feet tall.
A gigantic midwinter storm buried the Northeast in snow on Saturday, leaving behind a debilitated and disoriented region digging through plump white drifts and reeling from gale-force winds.
Keep upgrading and eventually you'll find your way to the top of the line in snow blowing: the Snow Jet, a gigantic device made from the engine of a jet, mounted on a flat railroad car.
The 65-acre water park in New Braunfels kicked off the event on Nov. 28, blanketing its North Pole area with 25 gallons of fake snow every four hours, and putting a gigantic ice skating rink in the Lagoon pool.
Grabbing shovels large and small, residents and emergency workers across the Northeast struggled to dig out on Sunday after a gigantic midwinter storm left much of the region buried under drifting snow.
You will leave your apartment to take in this miracle, trekking down your street, making the first boot marks in virgin snow, and as you turn a corner, your head will suddenly spin toward a gigantic inkblot on the landscape: a stand of 27 bank-blue bikes.
