Sentence examples for snow chamber from inspiring English sources

Extraordinarily, the snow does not collapse on top of us, it holds, and by the time Regent comes to walk us back for dinner we are both sitting in the dark inside our snow chamber.

"It feels unnatural at first," says Snow Chambers, 58, one of the center's sunny tour guides and a longtime driving instructor, as I begin a right turn, a maneuver that's much more daunting than it sounds.

Using the ancient knowledge of the Inuit, that air pockets trapped in snow make it a surprisingly good material for insulation, these snow chambers are just about warm enough to spend a night in, once you're ensconced in one of the sleeping bags provided, lying on top of an icy 'bed' with a blanket or lambskin spread over it.

This species is sometimes found singly, but more often in clusters on well-rotted conifer logs and stumps (often Douglas-fir) near melting snowbanks, or sometimes in moist snow chambers formed by receding snow.

Simply pack three clumps of snow into the "forming chamber" and the gun will produce perfect snowballs for you to slingshot up to fifty feet "during neighborhood snowball confrontations".

Later joining 5-year-old son Nash in the snow pit for small children, chamber chairman Rion Zimmerman said he was thrilled to be a part of this year's festival.

Put the snow crank on the test chamber and pull the lever.

At minus 8C, it feels warm inside the Castle's many snow-walled chambers decorated with snow princess ice sculptures and ice-benches topped with reindeer skins.

Wintertime δC values of soil CO2 were generally less negative when compared with those of the warmer seasons.> -wrap-foot> Soil CO2 efflux was estimated from closed dynamic chamber measurements during the snow-free season and by a snow-CO2 gradient method during winter.

IN Utah, that license plate motto of theirs -- Greatest Snow on Earth -- is no chamber of commerce claptrap.

A "blizzard chamber" for creating flavor-infused snow.