Sentence examples for many snow from inspiring English sources

The exhibition contains many snow scenes.

I seem to have spent many snow days and nights in local Soho Bars.

Because they must grow outward from some supporting object, they rarely assume the perfect symmetry found in many snow crystals.

Public schools in New Jersey and Connecticut must provide 180 days of instruction, but each district decides how many snow days to build in, and when.

And they are empty a lot — this year's many snow days are leading to makeup days that could wipe out spring break and extend into June.

We are your colleagues, your deskmates, your conference call buddies, and many of us have school-age children and far too many snow days this winter.

At minus 8C, it feels warm inside the Castle's many snow-walled chambers decorated with snow princess ice sculptures and ice-benches topped with reindeer skins.

By Zachary Kanin September 5, 2008 It's winter in Argentina now, so I went for my annual hike around that nation's many snow-capped peaks.

Tom Garcia, the county's newly appointed public works director, said he was bracing for a loss of about 20percentt of his budget, meaning many snow-packed mountain roads could go unplowed this winter.

Given the importance of snow density information in many snow-related research disciplines, this work has implications for current methods of converting snow depths to snow water equivalent, the representation of snow dynamics in snow models and remote sensing applications globally.

The late-season snowstorm, which by official estimates dumped up to 14 inches on parts of the Island, did not completely wipe out many snow-removal budgets, but town and county officials said they worried that it left little for the rest of 2009.