Sentence examples for snow for a while from inspiring English sources
You need to get hot, stand in the snow for a while, heat up again and repeat a few times, slowly bringing your blood to boiling point.
Paul Gundersen, the Met Office chief forecaster, said: "Tuesday night's heavy snow across parts of the south looks like being the last of the heavy snow for a while, with just light flurries around on Wednesday.
He gave Kelly the love of snow and, for a while, skiing.
It might be best to wait until the snow stops falling for a while.
Fake snow took a while to stick.
"Fresh snow takes a while to set up.
As the list of countries willing to consider Snowden's asylum request shrinks (only Venezuela, Bolivia, and Nicaragua have made offers), Snowden may be snowed in at Sheremetyevo for a while.
If I were the only one who needed it to get somewhere, maybe I could let the snow rest undisturbed on it for a while, and admire, at least briefly, the fresh sheet of white billowing out to the curb.
* * * My friend Jenny is making paintings based on declassified, redacted documents from the war in Afghanistan in which prisoners describe being forced to kneel in the snow for many days, while a snow-and-water mix is poured on them, and how during interrogations they were repeatedly punched in the face, chest, and flank.
Obviously, Apple has known for a while that Snow Leopard really wouldn't aesthetically be all that different from Leopard.
"At first I was trying to slow myself down with my arms, but then once I started picking up speed I realized that I was going to be falling for a while and the snow was icy and there was big icy snowballs," Ms Collinson told ABC News.
