Sentence examples for know how snow from inspiring English sources

But it occurred to me that it might be useful for small, California-grown people to know how snow really works in the places where the white stuff falls from the sky, not from a truck.

You know how Snow White had all those woodland critters serenading her with song as they helped her dust, straighten, cook and generally slave over her cottage home while her roommates went out to tour as a barbershop septet or work in the mines or whatever they did with their lives?

Why did Daddy think Italians would know how to make snow tires?

Maybe the train is running late, but for all the hysteria in New York City about the snowstorm in December, the 'burbs mostly know how to do snow.

The authorities did not know how long the snow-dusted car had been there, said Sgt. Ronald Sieberg of the Massachusetts State Police.

Simon remarked with sad satisfaction: "They don't know how to drive in snow". Simon, I am glad to say, does know how to drive in snow.

Anyone venturing into extreme snow sports should know how to build shelters in the snow.

It's on a day like this that you wish you were driving a tank; it's on a day like this that you wish guys like the driver riding your bumper at twice the speed he should be going would slam on his breaks and glide sideways until he reached Connecticut; it's on a day like this you ask yourself: doesn't anybody here know how to drive in snow?

Kearney and Garcia Knight don't know how their northern hemisphere snow season will look all that far ahead of time.

Know how to test the snow for avalanche potential.

Know how to use your snow blower correctly.