Sentence examples for snow between from inspiring English sources
She's capable of satisfyingly precise description, as when one character crunches fresh snow between her teeth.
The warning came after five lorries became jack-knifed due to the snow between Patcham and Handcross.
The friction launched him into the wall of snow between the tubing area and the bunny hill.
I'd sit on the bus that shuttled us through the snow between screenings and eavesdrop on conversations.
The M20 has been reduced to two lanes due to heavy snow between junctions 1 and 3 coastbound.
At home in Toronto, my outdoor activities are limited to shoveling the walkway and negotiating the dirty ice and snow between the curb and my car.
Hourly climate data collected near Lövvik between 1st August (the earliest germination date observed for natural populations) until snow cover between 2008 and 2013 show an average air temperature of ~8°C.
Heavy snows are unusual; most snow occurs between December and February.
It is only accessible when the snow melts between February and April.
A meteorological sweet spot for snow exists between 28º and 32ºF, where excess moisture can be released as abundant snowfall.
New York itself has been a constant subject: the twin towers, snow falling between the downtown buildings, winter after winter, fleeting spring in Central Park.
