Sentence examples for snow flashes from inspiring English sources

A passing thought occurs, though, as a documentary about how Finland coped with last winter's snow flashes on to the television screen.

As she readies her bow, Snow flashes her one last smile, reminding her of his promise to always be truthful to her.

A film clip of Soviet soldiers dragging machinery through the snow flashed on the screen, followed by clips of young women boarding bombers.

If your headlights are not covered in snow, flash them at anyone passing by to signal for help.

A flock of snow pigeons flashed white against the sky.

But those trains, that snow, the flash of both Anna's eyes and her red dress, these things I put in my readerly pocket like small valuable coins.

Trudging through the heavy snow and flashing his winning smile, Mr. Suzuki visited more than 5,000 of the city's 6,000-odd 6,000-odds, laying down householdse: Yubari can be saved.

It is not easy to have a conversation with yourself at 60 miles per hour as the snow and ice flash beneath your feet, but Vonn had a decision to make at that moment.

From there, it was just a rectangle of faint pink lines in the distance, obscured by falling snow and the flashing lights of police cars, fire trucks, and other emergency vehicles.

The other day, Snow had a flash of that old newsreel image of Jack Kennedy driving in his open car into Texas with his elbow hanging out of the car, the moment before he was shot.

The result is a welcome absence of visual annoyances like streaks, flashes and "snow". Even the dark areas of a picture remain undisturbed by the glowworm flicker that afflicts many tapes.