Sentence examples for on which snow from inspiring English sources

Start Here: "Hola," a spry party starter on which Snow pays tribute to herself and the joys of "Patrón and vodka".

At the start of "the devil you know is better than the devil you don't," the stage is veiled by a scrim on which snow falls rapidly.

At this point Disney and his writers focused on the scenes in which Snow White and the dwarfs are introduced to the audience and each other.

And the England of Curtis films - in which snow always falls on Christmas Eve on beautiful mews houses or glow-windowed mansions - is recognisably a fantasy of expats.

In this review, we focus on four major mechanisms by which snow cover affects food webs, by (1) generating an insulated subniveal environment, (2) providing a physical or visual refuge from consumption, (3) affecting movement of animals across landscapes, and (4) driving phenology.

Similarly to the ratio of days of snow falling to altitude, the number of days in which snow settles on the ground increases by five days per every 100 m increase in altitude.

Mr. Hoffman and Mr. McCalman often have celebratory parties tied to food; summer weekends on which children make snow cones from snow harvested the previous winter; pumpkin fests in October.

In bad conditions, officials said, only one side of a two-sided traffic signal might become obscured — making traffic heading in one direction most vulnerable, depending on which way wind-driven snow blows.

There is a deserted beach, on which each autumn a snow fence is strung... Come spring, thoug the fence has been buried under snow for months, it is sometimes found to be intact...still connected by the twisted wires.

If you're not moved by "January Hymn", on which Colin Meloy describes clearing snow "to green the ground below", consider your wintry heart frozen.

U.S. Olympian Gus Kenworthy on Sunday issued a dig at Ivanka Trump colder than snow on which he skied during the Winter Games.