Sentence examples for snow driving from inspiring English sources

I'm an old hand at snow driving.

One might sometimes hear an Icelander describe a blizzard in terms of snow driving up from the ground.

It can be thrown off by uneven tread wear, driving on gravel or snow, driving less than 10 miles -- in truth, I drove only a couple of miles -- and driving with two tires deflated at the same time.

A powerful winter storm that spawned tornadoes in the Deep South and brought Christmas Day snow to Dallas moved east on Wednesday, bringing blizzard conditions in Indiana and Ohio, severe thunderstorms to the Southeast and snow, driving rain, high winds and travel snarls to the Northeast.

In winter, if the road surface is covered by ice and snow, driving at speeds in excess of 40 km/h is dangerous.

It is the result of years of loyally enduring snow, driving rain and the bone-chilling cold to see the Queen attend church on her Sandringham estate.

We usually get our snow by driving 45 minutes to the mountains".

The train started very soon, but the going was tough, for the snow was driving at us, clouding visibility.

A COLD wind tore through my garden last weekend, bringing the first snow and driving me and other warm-blooded creatures in for the winter's hibernation.

The storm, named Alexa, has brought snow, hail, driving rain and icy winds to the region, with the Bekaa Valley in Lebanon particularly badly hit.

Mr. Spengler did not seem to have a lot of friends, but "every time I needed help, he was there," Mr. Vercruysse, 64, said, whether it was for shoveling snow or driving Mr. Vercruysse's blind sister to the store.