Sentence examples for huge snow from inspiring English sources

Some places, particularly in Connecticut, had quite huge snow totals on Wednesday.

The avalanche information center had warned that natural avalanches were possible this weekend and that huge snow slides set off by humans were probable.

Rather than a symbol of freedom, Lady Liberty falls victim to tsunamis and huge snow storms in Roland Emmerich's disaster epic.

They included the huge snow dump in late January and early February on the Midwest and Northeast, the rash of tornadoes this spring across the Midwest and the more recent flooding of the Missouri and Souris Rivers.

Canada For a more wintry storm experience, Storm Chasers, from operator Kicking Horse Powder Tours, takes visitors heli-skiing, cat-skiing and backcountry ski touring in the interior mountain ranges of British Columbia, following huge snow dumps in a region known as the Powder Highway.

For the most part, the snow that blanketed the region was on the fluffier side, according to weather experts, which means it is less likely to bring down power lines and trees but more likely to whip across roads and blow into huge snow drifts, even after the snowfall ends.

orangerooms.co.uk This Georgian hotel's pop-up Après-Ski Bar is a huge snow-topped cabin decked out like an alpine lodge.

There had been a huge snow-storm, and garbage was piling up along the streets--it seemed to the writer-composer all too apt a symbol of what the city had become.

By mid-October the first skeins of these huge snow-white birds have arrived in UK wetlands.

Then it's the art: an Andre Saraiva spray-painted on one wall, a huge Max Snow photograph on another.

Make sure you have gloves when making a huge snowball, snow sculpture, or a snowman otherwise frost will bite you!