Sentence examples for snow breaks from inspiring English sources

It's also the glacial blue when light pierces the snow in the tractor-bucket raised against the sky, the berg-ish way the snow breaks off as I shovel, the avalanche that falls when I rake the roof.

This medal was won in bright sunlight in the sort of frigid, dry conditions in which snow breaks down very little under the weight of the world's best racers.

The first thing to do is attempt to ski out of it, although as the slab of snow breaks from the layer beneath it and begins to move, accelerating down the mountain face like a book sliding off a tilted table, it becomes impossible for a skier to generate enough speed or change direction.

Baltimore's snow broke a 1995-96 record.

Stupidly, I hadn't checked out my exit in case a slab of snow broke off.

The door had been cut out of the side to create a snow break.

Washington, which seldom gets much snow, broke its December record, with 16 inches at Reagan National Airport.

It was spring snow below, and then the sun came out in the middle of the race and started to make the snow break up.

Fields of snow broken only by the footprints of small animals, animals that you never saw, but only heard or felt, pitter-pattering along, somewhere close behind.

I fell into a shallow crevice and watched as a slab of snow broke into chunks that tumbled down like giant cinderblocks.

Skiing a few days later in Big Cottonwood Canyon, near Salt Lake City, Presnell was making his classic big-stance telemark turns when a giant slab of snow broke loose and swept him into a grove of trees.