Sentence examples for got snow on from inspiring English sources
They've got snow on them".
And they've usually got snow on them too, which makes them look as if God has dusted them with icing sugar.
"We get snow on the mountains locally – at Glencoe ski resort – meaning we can do cheap trips to snow, and prepare people for skiing abroad," says Holman.
"What'll happen now," said Brian Ellison, who owns a bicycle and cross-country ski shop in Mammoth Lakes, Calif., and who has been skating the Sierra backcountry for over 30 years, "is these lakes that are frozen will get snow on them, and it's over".
Some may scoff now, but in ten years it's pretty likely that we'll be just as ready to bet on who's going to win the 2025 League of Legends World Championships as we are on whether we'll be getting snow on Christmas Day.
"If it was really windy, I'd get snowed on," he said.
Having said all this, I have just downloaded Mr Blue Sky by ELO onto this very laptop, while reclining on the settee in my mother's lounge, and will shortly get dressed - it's 2.30 - and go for a walk and try to get snowed on.
"You've got snow here on your leg.
We're coming down to the ground There's no better place to go We've got snow up on the mountains We've got rivers down below.
Paul R. Schweitzer is president of the Harwinton Fair, the last major fair, always the first weekend in October, this year Oct. 7 and 8. "About 12 years ago, we got snowed out on Sunday," he said.
