Sentence examples for point of snow from inspiring English sources

Celsius used 0° for the boiling point of water and 100° for the melting point of snow.

In Bowman's book, the scientist whose name is Wish is obsessed with measuring the boiling point of snow and experiments on the ascent at every possible opportunity.

There has been a lot, up until this point, of Snow feeling that saying sorry is enough, like there's some magical number of times that she could apologize and once she hits that magical number, everything will be okay.

Infrastructure for the automatic collection of single-point measurements of snow water equivalent (SWE) is well-established.

A live-action revisionist spinoff, told from the point of view of Snow White's sister, Red Rose, was announced by the studio earlier this year.

From avalanche point of view, the snow has been classified in three categories, namely, dry, moist and wet.

As if to prove the point, a spread of soft-focus images, including surf fishers at Barnegat Light, the clouds rolling in toward an overturned canoe at Cape May Point and a flock of snow geese traversing the skies over Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge frame the text.

The novel is told in retrospect from the end-point of the snow-bound winter of 2009, when Dublin has ground to a halt and the streets are empty and blanketed, as if in a faint tribute to the end of Joyce's great story of love, loss, family and nation, "The Dead": "snow was general all over Ireland".

Suddenly, he stopped in a spray of snow, pointed his hockey stick directly at the group of reporters and barked, "Get your own stuff!" He assumed the reporters were sharing information.

I pointed the little dangling balls of snow out to Emmerich and Bauer.

Hanson points me in the direction of snow cheese, a confection made from double cream, sugar, lemon and egg white that should ideally be served in a heart-shaped porcelain dish as once sold by Elizabeth David Ltd.