Sentence examples for in which snow from inspiring English sources

On the subject of those private views: Democrats are delightedly circulating instances in which Snow has criticized President Bush.

After all, this is a tale in which snow falls, a mountain looms, and most of the protagonists simply sit.

The scene in which Snow White dances with her seven dwarfs is shown to be almost identical to the dancing scene in Robin Hood.

Director David Nutter (who helmed the season 5 finale in which Snow died): "I can say emphatically that Jon Snow is definitely dead.

And the England of Curtis films - in which snow always falls on Christmas Eve on beautiful mews houses or glow-windowed mansions - is recognisably a fantasy of expats.

That, you will recall, was the one in which Snow, a British scientist and novelist, bemoaned the breakdown of communication between the sciences and the humanities.

Most of what is known about their marriage comes from an account Mao gave to American reporter Edgar Snow in 1936, which Snow included in his book Red Star Over China.

These algae bloom, and make the snow color deeply and visualize within short snowmelt season in which the snow still remain and solar irradiance reaching the snow surface is the highest time of the year.

But one phenomenon that may be significant is the way in which seasonal snow cover has continued to increase even as other frozen areas are shrinking.

Mr. Blier said that last season, there were 11 freeze-thaw cycles in which the snow surface had to be rebuilt.

Areas in which the snow cover has been blown away are the first to initiate plant growth in summer, whereas those in which snowbanks are slow to melt support only those plants adapted to the shorter snow-free season.