Sentence examples for small snow from inspiring English sources
Small snow on the ground.
THEY look like small snow globes.
Selborne Journal: Monday, 16 February 1784: 29 5/10; abroad 22, 31 1/2; NW, N. Hard frost, grey, small snow.
The tents are close to Torassieppi Winter Village, which was originally a reindeer farm but opened last year as a small snow and ice hotel and restaurant.
Selborne Journal: Saturday, 14 February 1784: 29 2/10 1/2; 32; NE, N. Sharp frost, dark with haze, small snow.
It was almost spring, last night's small snow spiking up the dead grass in ragged points, balling in the yellow joints of the streamside willow, snow that would melt as soon as the sun touched it.
Also defeated were nine other Afghan competitors, most reared in small snow-covered villages tucked in the valleys of the Koh-i-Baba mountains.
The film begins in 14th-century England in a small snow-tipped mining village, where news arrives that the Black Plague will soon consume the populace.
At times, the plane cruised over small, snow-encrusted peaks, which seemed knitted together in their adjoining valleys with jagged seams of ice that ran for miles, resembling an endless San Andreas of white.
Singleton gloves, broken umbrellas, too-small snow boots -- no more!
In Yamal peninsula, rugged terrain (Figure 4) also provides slight elevations making these areas more attractive as insect relief habitat, while smaller snow banks on the north side of very small bluffs make them attractive to reindeer for cooling and insect relief.
