Sentence examples for plentiful snow from inspiring English sources

Just excellent, plentiful snow, long runs, fast lifts and eye-popping scenery.

By Ruth Stone The New Yorker, February 8 , 1958P. 30 Plentiful snow deepens the path to the woods.

Not only did I find plentiful snow but also hotel staff who thought I was faintly mad to even suggest there wasn't any.

Mountain Air is much like a 1950's New England ski hill, with plentiful snow by Christmas covering its only two runs down Bolshevik Mountain.

With the base resort of Pradollano at 2,100m and the highest station at 3,100m, there should be plentiful snow for a season, which extends from the end of November until as late as mid-May.

With great food and plentiful snow, added to the spectacular background of the Dolomites, the economies of numerous small communities have inevitably come to rely on attracting winter-sports tourists during the winter months.

To cut to the chase: we had a miraculous, sunny day in the mid-thirties, with plentiful snow--one of those days when you instantly re-connect with what you loved about skiing in the first place: the swoosh of acceleration, the views to die for, the companionship of people you really care about, and the vibe of mutual respect and dumb luck between everyone sharing the experience.

At Sugarbush in April, when the lifts stop running at Mount Ellen — the tallest of six peaks at the resort — the cat is used for group bookings of skiers and riders who want to take advantage of the plentiful spring snow stashes.

DENVER — After enduring last summer's destructive drought, farmers, ranchers and officials across the parched Western states had hoped that plentiful winter snows would replenish the ground and refill their rivers, breaking the grip of one of the worst dry spells in American history.

Precipitation in the form of rain and snow is plentiful throughout the islands.

Of course, 40km of slopes is relatively small, but the pitches are varied, snow is plentiful, and there is not a queue in sight.