Sentence examples for gone snow from inspiring English sources
Even before the shanty was gone — snow covering its outline, the melt washing away its every last trace — it had been barely visible from the street.
With the threat gone, Snow entrusts Noel with Serah's care and dissolves from the moment in time while promising Serah that they will meet again.
Visitors can also ice-fish for trout or go snow rafting (think large-scale tobogganing on circular inflatable rafts).
We had planned to go snow biking that afternoon, but the folks renting us the bikes advised against it because of treacherous sleet.
At Adventure Ridge, a recreation area high above Vail, we could go snow tubing, partake in nighttime "thrill sledding" or play indoor laser tag.
If in the middle of the winter, a friend suggests going "snow swimming," our advice would be to take a pass.
You should wear tinted safety glasses so you don't get something in your eyes or go "snow blind" looking at the shiny surface.
Now, thanks to a new invention called the Snooc, even those who can't ski or snowboard can go snow-touring off the beaten track.
Go snow-skiing in the Mall of the Emirates.
Had the shot gone in, Snow said, "I would have had to fill out my retirement papers".
