Sentence examples for scatter of snow from inspiring English sources
However moody, though, "Two Lovers" didn't strike me as a downer, for the simple reason that it wells with sights and sounds that are guaranteed to lift, not sink, the spirits — two drifting souls embracing on a rooftop, in a scatter of snow, or Leonard, basically a boy from the sticks, visiting midtown Manhattan to the strains of Henry Mancini.
There's a scattering of snow like dust over the beach, the lake, the long low building that houses the concession stand.
A giant, black shape, snorting, scattering clots of snow with its crashing hoofs.
But now the IOC has ensured that in 2022 a very different impression will be given by a place where the few flakes of snow are scattered on the brown hills, in the memorable phrase of a New York Times reporter, like dandruff.
In Alex McKnight's rugged neck of the woods -- a town called Paradise, right across from Canada, in Michigan's Upper Peninsula -- anything under a foot of snow is just "scattered flurries," and any fistfight that doesn't require skin grafts qualifies as civilized discourse.
Brecht's gravestone has no date, but the grave is scattered with votive offerings: fresh wreaths, potatoes with a topping of snow, a rose in a shell-case, a cigar butt.
The ice, whose surface had broken and refrozen a number of times, displayed a scattering of lines and triangular shapes whose details where masked by the blanket of snow that obscured them.
Scattered outside the yurt were a hundred blue plastic cylinders, like overturned garbage cans with side entrances carved out and dollops of snow on top.
Chionophobia- Fear of snow.
Snow load is defined as a product of snow density, snow depth and gravitational acceleration.
