Sentence examples for march snowstorms from inspiring English sources

It doesn't take much of a snowstorm in the middle weeks of March to remind inveterate weather watchers of the great March snowstorms of the past.

With 14.9 inches falling by 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Albany ranked it as one of top 10 biggest March snowstorms on record, the NWS reported.

You may recall (certainly the Costa Ricans will not soon forget) the match between the two nations in a March snowstorm outside Denver.

The strongest March snowstorm to hit northeast and northern China in more than a half-century caused chaos in road and rail traffic and flight cancellations in many cities.

"An early March snowstorm obligingly swept in off of Long Island Sound," the article says, enabling the film crew to get "several good close-ups of Lillian's ice-encrusted eyelashes and windburned face".

"I would say it's an election to see if there's going to be any place in the Republican party for the big tent," Specter said as we drove through Lancaster County in a freak March snowstorm.

Magnolias seemed particularly beautiful this spring, despite enduring the surprise of two April snowstorms, before winter grudgingly surrendered.

The designation would make the towns hit hard by late December snowstorms eligible for federal disaster assistance.

Mr. Glover said the longstanding policy paid off during the February snowstorms in Washington, when 1,200 local agency employees were able to continue working from home, while other government agencies shut down.

Americans spent more in March for the second consecutive month, the government reported today, returning to stores after February snowstorms and taking advantage of promotions to buy new vehicles.

The consensus estimates, including HSBC's call, could be considered "complacent," and "if the February snowstorms prove to have the same impact of the largest storms in the past," Wang concluded," history suggests the risk of major downside surprise remains high".