Sentence examples for gone snowy from inspiring English sources

In contrast to his magisterial presence onstage, Mr. Jacobi in person is surprisingly small and slight, with hair and a beard that have gone snowy white.

But at some point the screen went snowy, and all of a sudden, there was Mr. Samuelson with a monkey on his head, proposing.

Car radios die, television screens go snowy, cellphones jam, and the town of Jericho finds itself marooned in nuclear winter; just a few miles out of town, the roads are littered with charred animal carcasses.

Where in the world are prisoners served breakfast buffets, allowed to go on snowy hikes, and given permission to handle firearms?

Volunteers were also sewing white covers for helmets and white robes that soldiers could wear over their camouflage, so that they could go unseen on snowy fields.

These looked more like traditional sports: they involved going down a snowy hill, which is something that you find in nature.

Bear is going up the snowy mountain, and his friends are sure he's off to do something that they'll like... but their guesses are all wrong.

For instance, a traveler could tell Google to find someplace to go that was snowy and fewer than five hours away for less than $300 round trip, and Google would present different itineraries.

This gives assurance that for at least a few more years the haunting sound of a locomotive whistle will be perpetuated in the land, to go rolling down snowy valleys, across bog and neadow, to be heard by priest & poet, by rabbit hunter & customer's men, and by people awake in lighted rooms & by people half-asleep in dark ones.

If you're going to a snowy resort, you may not need to bring your board.

Look for weather casts from the internet or telly to see if it's going to windy, snowy or both.