Sentence examples for lingering snow from inspiring English sources

Military officials said today that lingering snow and rain in Afghanistan had not halted heavy bombing attacks.

In Washington State, for example, Olympic National Park has experienced some opening delays owing to lingering snow.

Because of lingering snow and ice, Newark Liberty International Airport and Kennedy International Airport each had only one runway open in the early afternoon and was operating with a reduced number of flights.

I set off at Agnew Meadows, an expanse of high grass and lingering snow patches with a stream worming through it, and then crossed a makeshift bridge and followed the path down the San Joaquin River gorge beneath a beehive-shaped rock formation.

Timing: Lingering snow keeps many roads and trails closed through the spring, often into the summer.

In later years, with the decline in the influence of naturalism, he entered a period of personal confusion from which he emerged with a calm, almost religious attitude, which was reflected in Zansetsu (1918; "Lingering Snow").

But lingering snows are proving a bonus for others.

Also absent today is the tendency Mr. Miller's camera had of lingering on snow bunnies and voice-overs marveling at wonders like "Austria's top bottoms".

As I leave La Brigue I can see a lingering cap of snow, making the mountains shine in the morning light.

The passage of the cold front is marked by the influx of colder air, the formation of stratocumulus clouds with some lingering rain or snow showers, and then eventual clearing.

The lack of lingering moisture from snow, combined with warmer temperatures, also contributes to disease and pest outbreaks because water stress reduces a forest's ability to resist both.