Sentence examples for inch of snow from inspiring English sources
There was only an inch of snow.
An inch of snow causes chaos, shutting down traffic across the city.
"Every inch of snow," he said, "I'm a little closer to being divorced".
"You're melting the absolute surface, that top eighth, quarter, half inch of snow.
Every inch of snow, meanwhile, correlates to nine hundred and thirty potholes.
An inch of snow and they cancel school and the community is paralyzed.
So far this winter, only a half-inch of snow has been recorded.
He said the Weather Service recorded a half-inch of snow in November atop Mount Mansfield, the state's tallest peak (and the site of Stowe Mountain Resort).
"What an army of firefighters, hundreds of aircraft and $120 million couldn't do, a quarter-inch of snow did, on Sept. 11," is how the video sums things up.
Where I live, in Seattle, the seasons are usually benign, but when a threat of a half-inch of snow beckons, the media jockeys now go into full Defcon 1 mode, naming the storm and searching the sky for first flakes.
It means something to them that Mr. Hill, now a highly regarded instructor, checked himself into treatment one morning in 1988, not long after he had awoken one morning on a park bench on Grand Army Plaza and found himself covered with a half-inch of snow.
