Sentence examples for long snowy from inspiring English sources

It was a long snowy winter but worth every day.

After Exit 7, Springfield, the highway climbed a long, snowy hill for a couple of miles.

Vaughan, meanwhile, was already speechless, with the long, snowy, early-hours summer only minutes old.

Strangely enough, it's in Ontario, a Canadian province known more for its long, snowy winters than its cloudless skies.

Winters are long, snowy, and cold, with nighttime lows reaching about 5 °F (−15 °C) in January; periodic cold snaps can send temperatures much lower.

An average of 10 inches has fallen in November, meaning crews are working against the clock to repair washed-out roads before the long, snowy winter comes.

The climate in the islands is severe, with long, cold, snowy winters and cool, wet, foggy summers.

Aomori has a relatively poor agricultural economy that is handicapped by long, cold, snowy winters and poor drainage.

With spring weather (finally!) coming to much of the nation after a long and snowy winter, this year feels like one in which we should be particularly grateful for Earth Day.

The federal government's decision this week to greenlight the long-mooted Snowy Hydro expansion, and flag taxpayer underwriting for the Tasmanian proposals, has perturbed energy executives, heightening concerns that the government is again extemporising on energy policy.

We sent Martine Fougeron out into the city to capture new life emerging after a long and excessively snowy winter.