Sentence examples for harsh snowstorms from inspiring English sources

Other cities accustomed to harsh snowstorms appear more accustomed to waiting days for plows.

"Flight Behavior" ends dramatically, with the monarchs miraculously surviving the harsh snowstorms and leaving Tennessee like "an airborne zootic force flying out in formation, as if to war".

"Flight Behavior" ends dramatically, with the monarchs miraculously surviving the harsh snowstorms and leaving Tennessee like "an airborne zootic force flying out in formation, as if to war". But, even as the butterflies fly out, Dellarobia's house is washed away in a giant flood.

The strengthening numbers show that harsh snowstorms and frigid cold in January and February were largely to blame for the economy's scant growth at the start of the year.

The week capped a monthlong torrent of harsh weather: snowstorms in the Midwest and Pacific Northwest, floods and ice storms in the Southeast and record low temperatures in parts of Minnesota.

Harsh weather, including snowstorms along the Eastern seaboard, forced some companies to temporarily lay off workers last month.

It was a day of harsh weather, a gusting snowstorm, but I had my iPod and was experiencing everything dreamily.

A long, harsh winter of piercing cold and snowstorms is a month away.

Consumer prices spiked a decade-high 8.7% in January during severe winter snowstorms (See "China Inflation Wafted To Fresh High By Harsh Winter"), with food prices the prime culprit pork prices were up a wallet-busting 58.8%, due in part to an epidemic that thinned herds.

Despite the concessionary tone he had adopted on Wednesday, New Yorkers were in no mood to spare him their harsh sentiments as they continued trudging through the slushy residue of the blizzard, the sixth-worst snowstorm in the city's history.

A17 Crash Inquiry Begins The crew of a plane that crashed during a snowstorm was told ice could form on the wings, but conditions were not harsh enough to keep the plane grounded, investigators said.