Sentence examples for piste means from inspiring English sources
Even when "off piste" means singing the words of the song.
US ski terms translated "Trails" are what Europeans know as "runs", "groomed trails" are "pistes", "backcountry" means "off-piste" (and unpatrolled, unless it's "in-border backcountry" when it is patrolled).
The solution is OFF-PISTE; the magic of crosswords means that the wordplay did not have to be printed in a family newspaper.
(3-5) The solution is OFF-PISTE; the magic of crosswords means that the wordplay did not have to be printed in a family newspaper.
Getting the most out of this festival's 11 stages meant exploring, and venturing off piste led to gems such as Scousers Peach Fuzz or the London Astrobeat Orchestra, playing Africanised Talking Heads classics in the woods.
A lot easier than sending your money to the Cayman Islands, no?" The modest number of groomers here means you can whip through the piste map with relative ease.
In fact, canny serious skiers should think about actively choosing such weeks as the collective hangovers mean the pistes were empty at the start of clear, gorgeous mornings.
The scale, variety and superior grooming of Courchevel's pistes, along with its lift systems and snowmaking, means learners and intermediates have some of the best snow in the Alps.
£589pp on 20 December self-catering at ski-in ski-out Résidence Le Cheval Blanc, based on six sharing, sno.co.uk Val d'Isère, France, 1,850-3,456m, 79 lifts, 300km of piste, glaciers Val d'Isère is one of the Alps' best-known resorts, which means it's not the cheapest.
