Sentence examples for kind of snow from inspiring English sources

The kind of snow you only find in the Alps at 3,000 meters or higher.

"If you had this kind of snow, you'd be used to it, too".

The kind of snow we can all trounce through together as equals and tell stories about at work the next day, the kind of snow that closes schools.

Outside was thick with the kind of snow usually reserved for Norwegian Christmas cards.

We dreamed of snow -- the Vail or Whistler kind of snow.

With that kind of snow, an expert could make an igloo in less than an hour.

She conducted a count, offenders dripping in the middle of the basketball court, and then a kind of snow-day tumult broke out: wet-floor-wipeout hoops, fake-fighting tutorials, general horsing around.

Broadly speaking, human-powered venues occupied the southwestern half, internal combustion the northeast, and, in the middle, the pièce de résistance, the megaramp, a kind of snow-less ski jump, eight stories high, with a gap in the middle and a quarter-pipe at the end, for added tricks and "big air" measurements.

'Oh, it would be great to have that person.' He introduced me to Sofia Coppola, and I thought, 'Oh, it would be really great to photograph her' and Marc said, 'Yeah, why don't we do a bag ad.' So we met at the Mercer, and I said, 'It's kind of snowing, let's just go to Central Park and do this bag ad.' I tried to make sense of what the hell she was going to do with a handbag, right?

I felt like my entire nation was in some kind of snow-dome, with Syrian children all around us, knocking on the glass to get our attention, while we all carried on as though nothing was happening.

Different kinds of snow are held up for observation; everywhere is beauty and warm feelings.